Sentence examples for majority ideology from inspiring English sources

The most striking lesson of our research, however, is the influence of what might be called the majority ideology.

His discussion ranges widely, from doctors who participated in Nazi atocities, to those who actively resisted the regime's perversion of healing, to the vast majority whose ideology and behaviour fell somewhere between the two extremes.

In fact, the majority's ideology, which includes deference to the states and a high threshold for getting into federal court with untested constitutional theories, would have predicted an opposite result.

His confirmation will install a five-vote majority with a coherent ideology to roll back protections for women, minorities, workers, defendants and consumers while advancing the political interests of the Republican Party and its wealthy backers.

Regardless of how we measure ideology, large majorities of moderates and many or most conservatives expressed disapproval of a U.S. withdrawal.

Perhaps we're seeing here the inherent weakness of a Republican majority so divided among ideologies and passions that it is literally incapable of governing for the benefit of the nation.

The same ideology is a majority view today in a Europe that has forgotten the origin of the crisis.

Simulations conducted for population lesser than this also exhibited similar variation in the population, wherein ideology B in majority prevails beyond a particular population of B. Fig. 4 Fractional population size of ideologies with respect to ticks for initial (ZA = 2100).

The majority of Americans rejected the ideology of Rush and embraced the same issues I have raised consistently in my movies and books.

Obama has the chance to be another FDR, not only in bringing our country out of economic crisis, but in creating a long-term political majority based on a progressive ideology.

It doesn't help our cause for those who claim to be leaders and staunchly pro-Israel to be so out of touch with the values and ideology of the majority of our people -- particularly those who are not yet on Medicare.