Sentence examples for ideological target from inspiring English sources

As Ian Kershaw notes, though the predicament of the German population in the war's final months was dreadful, "the fate of Nazism's prime ideological target, the Jews, was infinitely worse".

Now that these revolutions had failed to take place, and the attempt (through "War Communism") to fit Russia itself into the ideological target had collapsed, opinions differed as to future policy.

His tweet, he said, aimed "simply to point out how the growth of Earth science over time has made it a monetary target in addition to the ideological target it has [been] re: climate change.

There is no evidence as yet that President Obama ordered ideological targeting of this kind, and in his news conference last week he called the abuses, if real, "contrary to our traditions".

But to kneejerk polemicists on the right, looking for satisfying corroboration of what they already believe, Savile is, to the contrary, shocking proof of the moral downside of the new freedoms of the 1960s, and an indictment of two handy ideological targets, which may therefore, they hope, be tarnished by association: the National Health Service and the BBC.

Fannie and Freddie make handy ideological targets because they're government initiatives (the fact that they help black, brown, and poor people may help subliminally, too).

Will Tysse, a tax expert with the McGuireWoods law firm, said he didn't think Republicans had much of an ideological reason for targeting employer tax deductions.

This means that even those who are ideological allies are targets for their enmity, including members of the political elite such as John Boehner and Paul Ryan, who, by not showing 100percentt fealty, have committed some crime against the movement.

We've seen a bipartisan process buckle under the weight of these withering forces, even as we've produced a proposal that by all accounts is a commonsense, reasonable, non-ideological approach to target the root problems that led to the turmoil in our financial sector and ultimately in our entire economy.

Likewise, it is not uncommon for fringe groups of all ideological persuasions to systematically target these men by manipulating their sense of hopelessness and lack of belonging.

His writing has made him a frequent target from ideological foes who accuse him of excusing terrorism or making false comparisons between, for example, Western governments' drone strikes, and terrorist attacks like the one in Boston.