Sentence examples for ideologically grounded from inspiring English sources

The secretive Al Quds force is an elite and ideologically grounded unit that was created to protect and promote the Iranian revolution.

Mr. Bush's supporters were quick to argue that Americans, in remembering what they liked about Mr. Reagan, would realize what they like about Mr. Bush: two tough, ideologically grounded leaders.

But the rules of the prison yard are not always as ideologically grounded as they are in Goulburn, and in some jails the "Kangaroo court" system has nothing to do with a disfigured sense of justice or order at all.

That said, the reason why ‪ ‎ShoutYourAbortion is so necessary and so long overdue is because the opposition is ideologically grounded in misogyny, and these people are committed to silencing women.

Among those who believed the popular misinformation in the first place, more information and actual facts challenging those beliefs did not cause a change of opinion in fact, it often had the effect of strengthening those ideologically grounded beliefs.

The current energy policy debate in Washington D.C. is based on an exchange of propaganda and talking points, as well as a preoccupation with symbolic and substance-free ideologically grounded positions.

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.

Because, in truth, everything in this government's behaviour during its almost four years in power has laid the ground for ideologically endorsed inaction.

This act dismayed the fervently anti-communist Bruce, who disagreed with the decision ideologically and on the grounds that once again the dominions had not been consulted.

It may be, some colleagues say, an inevitable result of a career spent in Congressional leadership, trying to find common ground in the ideologically sprawling Democratic caucus.

Ideologically claiming the moral high ground, the West set the structure of the global financial system, which is also regulated by the West, to reinforce the doctrine of liberal democracy at the expense of creating dependency in the developing world.