Sentence examples for necessary ideological from inspiring English sources

— Mexico, with a fresh start, can renew its passionate and necessary ideological arguments with the possibility of translating those discussions into honestly administered policies and reforms.

Romney is calm and collected, rational and electable, willing to make any necessary ideological or strategic adjustment in order to win the nomination.

Conservatives who see The New York Times as among the voices of a liberal city say The Post is a necessary ideological counterweight.

She spends a good deal of time, not all of it necessary, documenting the ideological fundamentals that justified this supposed dominion.

But in writing history, he argues, it is necessary to resist ideological temptations and give a clear account of what was known, what was done and what occurred.

The liberties had for centuries performed a necessary cultural and ideological function in the city's symbolic economy, one that can be only briefly summarized here but that made them peculiarly apt ground for early modern drama to appropriate and turn to its own use and livelihood.

As the effect of these recognitions is to continue existing social relations, Althusser argued that a Dictatorship of the Proletariat is necessary so that Ideological State Apparatuses productive of the bourgeois subject can be replaced with those productive of proletarian or communist subjects.

He believes that the cold war, far from being a conflict necessary to clear the ideological air, was a continuation, under new management, of the old European colonial enterprise.

Though it took a grave tragedy, a significant and necessary change to our ideological operating system appears to have finally been made.

Mao would explain them away as a necessary part of the epic ideological struggle that may only be resolved after many decades and many more cultural revolutions.This optimistic complacency of Chairman Mao, however good it may be for his own ego, could be a serious obstacle to China's efforts to recover a second time from the ravages of a maoist movement.

Thus for most mainstream legal theorists, the ideological is no necessary feature of the law, and law should certainly not be defined according to the radical conception where intrinsic to law is a mystification of reality, or an obfuscation of social relations in order to exact compliance.