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Scientific leaders who oppose that provision view it as a mechanism for making ideology-driven decisions about what NSF should be funding, and Smith says it's simply an attempt to ensure accountability.

But it is a fact that conservatives have lately made ideology a much more significant factor in federal judicial appointments.

The Bush administration has ceded its Justice Department to the extreme conservative wing of the Republican Party and has made ideology the primary consideration in picking judges.

That makes ideologies like Gogulski's more symbolic than globally meaningful.

The shooter, Omar Mateen, voiced homophobic and jihadist loyalties, making his ideology harder to pin down than the usual ISIS terrorist or American spree killer.

To support his claims for the potency of anticolonialist ideology, D'Souza has to make the ideology seem appealing, and the result is a film that, in its first half, provides a surprisingly sympathetic portrait of various peoples who view themselves as victims of colonial oppression.

The French have made an ideology of their republic, but in truth there's not much ideology left in the mainstream of French politics.

You have to make the ideology redundant.

This farsighted and able group was determined to make papal ideology a social reality.

Nonetheless, SF contains many who believe the laws of physics make their ideology true.

"Before, I wanted to make Wahhabi ideology active, and the sheiks were not doing it," Mr. Nogaidan said.