Sentence examples for ideology poses from inspiring English sources

Across the region the rise of religious political ideology poses a threat to personal rights.

He said that what Pope Francis has also criticized as "gender ideology" poses not only a threat to society, but also to the faith.

A mainstream education-reform establishment built on corporate philanthropists and neoliberal ideology poses a major test for teachers, but thankfully they're now getting extra help outside the classroom.

"This barbaric terrorist group — ISIL, or Daesh — and its murderous ideology pose a serious threat to all of us," he said, as he stood alongside Hollande.

"As China becomes a global player and a fierce competitor in American and European markets, its political system and state capitalist ideology pose a threat.

"This barbaric terrorist group ISIL, or Daesh and its murderous ideology pose a serious threat to all of us," he said, as he stood alongside Hollande.

Islam "is an ideology posing as a religion.

You alienate everyone who isn't white or male, and yet somehow, despite all that, you still lead in the polls and actually win the party's nomination, at which point the rest of the country wakes up to the threat you and your professed ideology pose, and Republicans are defeated en masse on Election Day just because people are so terrified of you.

Last week, Manmohan Singh, the Indian prime minister, said that leftwing ideologies posed a serious economic threat.

While the different perspectives associated with academic disciplines are one challenge the course hoped to overcome, those associated with religion and political ideology also pose a clear and present difficulty.

Tributes to Mr Haines, whose death was shown on a video posted on the internet on Saturday night, were led by his brother Mike, who quoted the Koran as he warned the poisonous ideology fuelling Isis poses a threat "to the wholesale safety of every person in the world".