Sentence examples for long-standing ideology from inspiring English sources
Moreover, unionism is a long-standing ideology that predates by some 80 years even the union of the crowns; it was originally a Scottish response to claims of English overlordship, not to the controversy that surrounded the Act of Union in 1707.
We conclude that a heritage-based place identity may be retained, and even enhanced, in the presence of a hegemonic discourse that is underlain by a long-standing preservationist ideology.
A destructive feature of the past year has been the emergence of a puritan ideology that casts many long-standing Labour members and MPs beyond the pale – as if any disagreement with Mr Corbyn is a betrayal of the true path.
But the alliance, whose members have widely differing political ideologies, is already showing cracks as long-standing differences emerge.
The Iraqi delegates, which included representatives from Iraq's mosaic of ethnic groups, tribes, religious sects and ideologies -- and at least three women -- wore business suits and buried long-standing political rivalries and grievances in their prepared speeches today.
The dominant ideology in Iran is Islam, and the prevalent attitudes toward women's sexual rights are based on long-standing Islamic laws [ 23].
This victory for Merkel's long-standing intergovernmental instincts over an age-old German pro-integration tradition is nothing less than revolutionary, particularly when compared with the ideology of Helmut Kohl, under whose tutelage she entered the political stage.
Had long-standing deep friendships.
These are also long-standing.
Mr Anderson echoes long-standing liberal complaints.
