Sentence examples for ideological sphere from inspiring English sources
"If anything, there seems to be some regression in the ideological sphere," said Chen Ziming, a prominent political commentator in Beijing who supports democratic change.
"At the same time, the central leadership has made a thorough analysis of and shown a staunch stance toward seven serious problems in the ideological sphere that merit attention, giving a clearer understanding of the sharpness and complexity of struggle in the ideological sphere," said the account, which later disappeared from the commission's Web site.
"It's up to propaganda and ideological work to consolidate the guiding status of Marxism in the ideological sphere," Mr. Xi told a conference of propaganda officials in Beijing, the Xinhua news agency reported Tuesday.
The central document, "Concerning the Situation in the Ideological Sphere," has not been openly published, and most references to it disappeared from Chinese news and government Web sites by Monday afternoon, apparently reflecting censors' skittishness about publicizing such warnings.
"Western forces hostile to China and dissidents within the country are still constantly infiltrating the ideological sphere," says Document No. 9, the number given to it by the central party office that issued it in April.
The region's oil boom is notable not just for rising producers but also because energy-rich countries in Venezuela's ideological sphere of influence, which have asserted greater state control of natural resources, are largely being excluded from the output gains.
Despite these initial problems, the endeavour to explicate kinship as a symbolic system of meanings that carries over into other ideological spheres (such as religion) had a strong influence on subsequent studies.
Nevertheless, changes in the Chinchorro's mummification techniques can be also related to variation in social dimension of this group, specifically with ideological and/or symbolic sphere with aesthetic connotations.
In an essay published last month in a Communist Party magazine, Hu warned of "hostile foreign powers" that are attempting to infiltrate China's "ideological and cultural sphere". Soon after Hu's article was published, authorities began implementing a sweeping policy cracking down on what regulators called "excessive entertainment" on Chinese television.
"Comrade Xi Jinping, we have no choice but to point out that, precisely due to your gathering of all power into your own hands and making decisions directly, we are now facing unprecedented problems and crises in all political, economic, ideological, and cultural spheres," it said, according to a translation by China Digital Times, a website run by the University of California at Berkeley.
This purge was accompanied by the enforcement, more rigidly and more shallowly than previously, of ideological criteria in every sphere of culture, science, and philosophy.
