In a footnote for his memo, Mr. Damore said he considered himself a "classical liberal," an ideology associated with advocacy of free market economics and libertarianism.
He was a feisty critic of Chavismo, the ideology associated with Chavez, which turned him into the nemesis of the late President and his own program, "Aló Presidente" ("Hello President").
Profiles of nearly 4000 terrorist groups, including the group's tactics, targets, ideology, associated groups, leaders, theater of operation, links to other resources, and links to TRAC analyses of incidents and events.
When I asked the Iraqi dissident Kanan Makiya why Saddam is so committed to these programs, he said, "I think this regime developed a very specific ideology associated with power, and how to extend that power, and these weapons play a very important psychological and political part".
A significant language ideology associated with the formation of modern nation-states constructs certain ways of speaking as "standard languages"; once a standard is defined, it is treated as prestigious and appropriate, while others languages or dialects are marginalized and stigmatized.
It is in interrogating the objectives of the Bandung Conference and its agencies that we might be able to project what role the spirit and ideology associated with the Bandung Conference can be instrumentalized for building new solidarity.
The language policy of a speech community consists of the commonly agreed-upon set of choices of language items or language varieties and the ideologies associated with those choices.
There were also obscured portraits of Blair and women in burkas, painted on outsize door panels, sculptures of Churchill inspired by the statue with the turf mohican; perfectly rendered jackboots and Doc Martens with footballs (he wasn't interested in the sport so much as the attitudes and ideologies associated with it).
2425 The Church has rejected the totalitarian and atheistic ideologies associated in modem times with "communism" or "socialism". She has likewise refused to accept, in the practice of "capitalism," individualism and the absolute primacy of the law of the marketplace over human labor.
(The play's title borrows from Manufacturing Consent, a book Chomsky co-authored with Edward S. Herman). The Chomsky character finds an antagonist in Ayn Rand, who has never been taken seriously in academia, although she continues to be read widely and is a source of ideologies associated with Trumpism.
