Sentence examples for it has ideological from inspiring English sources
It has ideological implications for lowering expectations for what you have a right to as a citizen or a resident.
For the left-wing theorist of ideology, however, the rule of law also has ideological aspects that mean it serves capitalist purposes in more sinister ways.
He describes his party as being plain "right", but distances it strenuously from its blackshirt antecedents: "No party these days has ideological ancestors, except perhaps the Refounded Communists".
The problem is that the BBC has ideological and commercial opponents.
Neither has ideological turmoil over the territories occupied in 1967 made matters easier.
Janan Ganesh in the Financial Times (subscription) says Ed Miliband has ideological commitment, not intellectual self-confidence.
Apart from this curricular consideration, the relationship between culture and evolution has ideological implications.
And I think it does have ideological rather than racial roots and causes.
The official IFS position is that it has no ideological agenda – that its work is beholden only to data.
Moreover, as a movement, not a party, it has no ideological glue; all that holds its parts together is a history of shared opposition to apartheid and the realisation that if it does not disintegrate it can hang on to power for years, even decades.
