Sentence examples for ideology underpinning from inspiring English sources

Eavis himself perhaps symbolises the confused wishy washy ideology underpinning most of the non-committed ruritarians who fall in behind WOMAD internationalism.

So even if they are successful on election day, these Democrats are doing enduring damage to their party and to the ideology underpinning it.

When Red Plenty was published in 2010, it was clear the ideology underpinning contemporary capitalism was failing, but not that it was dying.

Personally, I'm not convinced by his dataism idea: the technocratic ideology underpinning our current obsession with "Big Data" will eventually collapse under the weight of its own absurdity.

"In the long run, the pernicious ideology underpinning the Paris attacks can only be defeated by upholding the foundational values of the French Republic," he said in a statement.

It's admirably urgent stuff, but there's little sense of a consistent ideology underpinning Chi-Raq beyond its general despair at the existence of gun violence.

Appreciating the unique histories and ideologies underpinning housing policies in global cities is instrumental if the variegated meanings of global cities and the citizenships within are to be elucidated.

Vigorously opposing Open Public Services and the reactionary rightwing ideology that underpins it would be a good way to start.

In fact, although the official manifesto was opaque, her speeches in the years between defeating Edward Heath for the leadership of the Conservative party in 1975 and coming to power laid out the ideology that underpinned her policies over the next 11 years.

But what the government is conceding now is that they need to create a whole load of regulations to do this - it's the opposite of the free market ideology that underpinned the previous set of reforms.

In State Capitalist countries, such as China, an important influence on companies is the political ideology that underpins the nation's government.