The problem here is that Isis and the Saudis' Islamic kingdom are ideologically similar, so attempts to challenge Isis on ideological grounds risk undermining the Saudi state too.
Anything less than strict scrutiny (i.e., intermediate scrutiny or rational basis) will not exhibit a constraint on the magnitude of ideological voting.It stands to reason that in the eyes of ideologically disparate judges, what counts as an "important" reason for discrimination could come down in starkly different ways.
Clegg accused the Tories of planning to impose "ideologically driven cuts" of £3bn on the schools budget in the next parliament, adding that the prime minister had tried to introduce further cuts over the past five years.
The trolls have to post the photographs together with information they can pull from a website marketed as a "patriotic Russian Wikipedia", featuring ideologically acceptable versions of world events.
He had inherited a kingdom torn by ideologically opposed groups, beset by unemployment, corruption, insecurity and terrorism, yet basking in a second oil boom.
Of course Coalition governments will be more ideologically inclined to save money by cutting spending than by raising taxes, but to suggest that tax hikes can only occur under Labor is ridiculous.
It's concerning to me that we have an ideologically driven prime minister who has no empathy for the wonder of the natural world, from our reefs to our rainforests.
The H-block dirty protests and later the hunger strikes finally shattered that manufactured caricature, and even the British state came to accept that the overwhelming majority of republicans were ideologically motivated and dedicated to their cause.
Opening the debate, the Democratic Unionist minister Arlene Foster condemned Sinn Féin's stance and claimed the party was ideologically bankrupt.
"We have known for some time that Sinn Féin is morally bankrupt in everything that they have been involved in over the past 40 years, but I think that what we have here is an example that they are ideologically bankrupt," she said.
The bedroom tax, the changes to sickness and out of work benefits, the rhetoric about 'shirkers', the horrendous 'assessments' by Atos, the slashing of social care budgets, and the costly and disastrous reorganisation of the NHS: all of these policies have been ideologically driven by people who fundamentally doubt the sick, disabled and unemployed's right to a decent quality of life.
