"In this year of the seventh party congress, the military and the people accomplished the great success in the first hydrogen bomb test and the launch of an earth observation satellite, Kwangmyongsong-4, to brilliantly illuminate the prowess of Juche Joson," he said, referring to the North's home-grown founding ideology combining Marxism and extreme nationalism.
Similarly, it has been argued that alcohol policy under New Labour reflected the party's broader priorities and ideology, combining a concern with individual responsibility in the areas of social and criminal justice policy with an overtly free-market and pro-business economic policy (Room 2004, 2005, Baggott 2010).
That indicates that the Qaeda ideology, combined with the availability of easy bomb-making recipes on the Internet, appears to be growing deeper roots here.
Such predictable clashes of ideology, combined with the pursuit of parochial interests, all but ensure that political leaders in Washington will respond in slow motion -- if they respond at all -- to the fast-forward blur of a deteriorating economy.
This new royal ideology combines loyalty to God and loyalty to the throne, so that treason or rebellion against God's anointed is also apostasy, it's also rebellion against God Himself.
An avowed socialist, his political ideology combines standard left-wing ideas with an emphasis on traditional indigenous Andean values and concepts of social organisation.
Take away the adjustment mechanism of national currencies; squeeze people until they cannot live under a misguided austerity ideology; combine this with a commitment to free labor mobility -- and you have designed a guaranteed refugee crisis with all the social turmoil that comes with it.
It is a is a political ideology which combines a focus upon Sinhalese culture and ethnicity with an emphasis upon Theravada Buddhism.
Anti-government ideology has combined with historical analysis and ancestor veneration to give the Confederacy and its symbols exalted status as icons of freedom.
A few others moved in the opposite direction, adopting a hardline ideology that combines religious Zionism's passion for the land with the haredi disdain for the institutions of the state; its acronym is hardal, which also means "mustard".
