Sentence examples for overall ideological from inspiring English sources

But most every Republican candidate has one or two positions that they now find inconvenient, and Mr. Gingrich's overall ideological positioning isn't bad given the mood of the Republican electorate.

One of my favorite ways to evaluate this is with a graphical representation in which we plot the candidates in several dimensions: The first dimension represents candidates' overall ideological positioning from left to right, relative to other Republicans.

It may, however, take a while to identify the congress's overall ideological hue because 120 of its 200 members are independents elected on individual slates, usually without advertising a religious or informal party affiliation.Some ugly xenophobic traits, however, have also become apparent.

Notes: The graph displays the estimated marginal effect on the propensity to support the Senate plan for each TV channel against its overall ideological position.

More precisely, in Fig. 2, we plot for each TV channel the estimated marginal effect on the propensity to support an increase in the minimum wage against its overall ideological position.

The outcome of this exercise is illustrated in Fig. 1 where for each TV channel we plot the estimated marginal effect on the propensity to support the Senate plan against its overall ideological position on a liberal-conservative scale.

Overall this ideological ranking also confirms something everyone has known for a long time: most big cities are fairly liberal.

Overall, socializing ideological arguments looked at new workplace smoking restrictions as a way to protect public health, prove government responsiveness, and establish equal rights for nonsmokers.

Yes, the world is better without Saddam Hussein — but is it better if we include into the overall picture the ideological and political effects of this very occupation?

Although it confirmed a policy of open and free religious affiliation, Frelimo actively persecuted the country's more than 20,000 Jehovah's Witnesses, and its overall political and ideological emphasis discouraged religious expression and organization.

PARTISAN DIVIDES GROW ACROSS GENERATIONAL LINES - Shiva Maniam and Samantha Smith: "The generation gap in American politics is dividing two younger age groups, Millennials and Generation X, from the two older groups, Baby Boomers and the Silent Generation….The public's overall partisan and ideological balance changes little from year to year.