Sentence examples for ideological roots from inspiring English sources

For all the talk about morality, France's 1949 law on children's books had ideological roots.

These qualities have no inalienable ideological roots; they could attach themselves to anything.

Besides reminding the Tory party to sound nice (never a bad idea), the concept had ideological roots.

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey governs as a moderate Islamist, sharing some ideological roots with the Muslim Brotherhood.

"Special registration, extreme vetting, exclusion of Muslims, they all find some of their ideological roots in the Chinese Exclusion Act".

All four parties are bound to exploit Harman's decision to abstain to claim Labour has forsaken its ideological roots.

That shifted control from party bosses in convention halls to the more ideological grass-roots activists.

Many leading intellectuals, including the authors Amos Oz and David Grossman, are backing Meretz rather than Labour this time.Mr Barak disparages those two rival parties as "atmospheric", fashionable fly-by-nights without Labour's deep ideological and organisational roots.

The backdrop to Lee's conviction is an ideological conflict whose roots lie in the separation of the peninsula after the Korean war, which ended with an armistice but not a peace treaty.

"It is a force for peace," Mr Frisby insists.For any book on bitcoin to be worth reading, though, it has to delve further: into the crypto-currency's ideological and technical roots, for instance, or what it adds to the narrative of money, or even what its economic and political impact may be.

That ideological position is rooted in Big Energy more than anywhere else.