Sentence examples for imposed ideology from inspiring English sources

Many people protested against the coup attempt on streets throughout the country, however, these demonstrations were motivated by a slowly imposed ideology of a religious ruling class.

Their shock at hearing the crimes of the leadership thus publicly exposed engendered a mood of doubt and gathering disbelief that ultimately tore down the whole structure of Lenin's imposed ideology.

A while before it became fashionable for historians to talk about the inseparability of "nation and narration" or "the invention of tradition", Rudkin was arguing that English Christianity was a violently imposed ideology.

Following, we no longer need our own "unseen witness," nor an imposed ideology.

It's about imposing ideology," he said.

The approach proposed by the GHE framework does not aim to impose ideologies, thinking patterns and blueprints on the student, but rather, regards politicisation as essential prerequisite for autonomy and impartiality [ 29].

After making allowances for countries that have, or recently have had, an officially imposed atheist ideology, in which there might be some social pressure to deny belief in God, one can venture conservative estimates of the number of unbelievers in the world today.

This is in accordance with Lord and Stevens (2010), Merrill (2010, 2011) and Rzhetsky and Evans (2011) that all indicate, using separate sets of arguments, that it is the relevance of scientific ontologies with respect to their practical applications that is more important than an imposed metaphysical ideology.

An individual Senator can impose his ideology and the ideology of his corporate donors on all Americans, regardless of elections or public opinion.

To put it another way, all will be ideologically oppressed, but by the ideology itself rather than by another agent or group of agents who impose this ideology.

Governments want to impose their ideology on their people".