Sentence examples for ideological resistance from inspiring English sources

Ideological resistance, lack of investor interest and bureaucratic obstacles have been mostly to blame.

That will require more attention from the White House, more money from Congress and an end to America's costly ideological resistance to a larger United Nations role.

The administration should also drop its ideological resistance to a larger U.N. role in Iraq -- and prevail on the U.N. to maintain its presence, despite the terrible bloodshed.

What's really going on, of course, is that state Republicans have made poor people the victims of their ideological resistance to President Obama and his health care law.

President Bush and his senior advisers have begun to conceptualize such a program, though strong ideological resistance remains within the administration to giving Russia a genuine role in Western affairs.

Not that ministers are immune to extra spending because they have an in-built ideological resistance to it, though some on the free-market fringes of the Tory party do.

Their resistance reflects ideological opposition to tax cuts for affluent Americans, but also status anxiety as their four years of majority control draw to a close.

Nor is there any coherent ideological or organisational resistance to his agenda that could make a difference on the horizon.

At the same time, the series depicts the ideological excesses of the Resistance in the most unforgiving light.

For over the course of history science's resistance to ideological intervention and manipulation has been largely rather feeble.

It is bad news for al Qaeda since the notion of a globalized religious struggle -- if it was ever as strong as we believed it was (and some believe continue to be) -- is increasingly unlikely to serve as the ideological foundation of transformative resistance and political reform.