Sentence examples for ideological reservation from inspiring English sources
Several top Republican aides said privately that some subcommittee chairmen had become so enchanted with their unchecked ability to spend billions of federal dollars in their districts and those of friends -- a practice formally known as earmarking and commonly called pork-barreling -- that they had strayed from the ideological reservation.
In recent years Beijing has all but abandoned its ideological reservations about the holiday.
Most industrial leaders, whatever their ideological reservations, would prefer a national scheme to a system of rules that vary from state to state).
He did not join the Communist Party itself, not because he had ideological reservations, but because his personality was not conducive to Party membership".
But let's say that, in spite of his ideological reservations, he tries to stay in power and go along with Kerry.
If the US can put aside its ideological reservations and confront Iran the way it confronted the Soviet Union and China - with an aggressive policy of interdependent trade relations in the hope that economic growth will foster democratic change - it could do so much more than reign in Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Data in each group were then examined for the key qualifications, reservations, nuances and ideological stances which interviewees used when they considered the implications of government regulation.
Policymaker reservations about smokefree regulations arose from both ideological considerations and perceived practicalities.
Conservative Republicans who have long opposed casino gambling on ideological grounds softened their stance on this particular proposal, and many of those who expressed reservations earlier in the day closed ranks by sundown.
Unlike earlier major protest movements in the country, such as over caste-based job reservations or economic reforms, the issue of corruption has actually united rather than dividing different ideological, class, caste and demographic groups.
