Sentence examples for ideological reliability from inspiring English sources
For most of her conservative critics, complaints about her qualifications and her intellect were a smokescreen for doubts about her ideological reliability.
In particular, the renewed focus on Mr. Giuliani's longstanding support for abortion rights, combined with suspicions among some conservatives about Mr. McCain's ideological reliability, has given Mr. Romney an opening to convince them that he is their true champion in this election.
From the very first debates onward, Romney has spent the primary campaign walking a fine line — trying to assuage widespread right-wing doubts about his ideological reliability, while crafting a persona and a policy portfolio that will appeal to moderates as well as conservatives come November.
"Here again," says the history's author, Jimin Lee, "we see the importance of Party organizations in using the Mass Games as a means to check ideological reliability and cut off any emerging recalcitrance among young members of society, figuratively speaking, at the roots".
Corbyn, who has been relatively silent in shadow cabinet meetings, put forward the case against intervention cogently on BBC1's Andrew Marr Show, questioning the military reliability, whereabouts and ideological beliefs of the 70,000 moderate forces identified by the joint intelligence committee.
They were all subjected to close scrutiny to assure their political reliability and were given intensive ideological indoctrination.
It is purely ideological".
