Sentence examples for ideology some of from inspiring English sources

As Robert Lee Hotz wrote recently in a column in the Wall Street Journal aptly entitled "The Biology of Ideology", some of the factors in "choosing" sides may even have a genetic influence.

As it stands today, the NHS is defined by a set of attributes, determined to an extent by contextual factors such as custom, feasibility, resources and prevailing ideology, some of which (such as the ownership of the delivery agents) have changed over the years.

Barât thinks they gave fans "some kind of ideology, some sense of belonging".

"Some fight for ideology, some for their love of Bashar, others for money," Abu Rami, himself a Druse, said.

Mr. Wray met with the Congressional Black Caucus for about 90 minutes on Capitol Hill to discuss its members' concerns about the report, which grouped together blacks who have espoused violent ideologies, some of whom went on to attack the police, under the term the "Black Identity Extremist" movement.

The nation could have four or a score of parties, all driven by ideologies, some of them extreme.

When elected officials wandered too far into the fields of ideology, some mysterious force of political gravity always pulled them back to the "centre".

Regulation per se fits uncomfortably with the ideology of some parts of the current government.

But, unfortunately, the reflexive ideology of some members of our own party led the General Assembly to pass a bill that was worse than nothing at all.

Also as in Britain, both sides say the other is motivated by (perish the thought) "ideology".Some of Sweden's innovations are questionable: there is some evidence that its various charges for seeing a doctor inhibit the poor from seeking needed care.

In late 2011 Experian Simmons released its annual research survey that in part measured consumers' media preferences against their political ideologies, and some of the results seem to defy standard assumptions.