Sentence examples similar to points of ideological from inspiring English sources

Since February, I have traveled around the country meeting workers for whom the minimum wage increase is not a policy abstraction or a point of ideological purity.

Give Wade points for ideological consistency — pay the kids!

Many critics of higher education point to ideological imbalance within the faculty, grade inflation and diminishing academic rigor, or the increased corporatization of the university as factors that prevent it from fulfilling this crucial function.

Which was followed by the usual loony tunes conspiracy theories from various points of the spinning ideological compass, that the Saudis abetted by their lick-spittle Obama... the far right haters of the capital of liberal America... the government and corporate overlords out to impose a police state, were responsible for the horror.

Different groups in different countries see the anniversary differently, usually from their own ideological points of view.

"In any debate concerning public issues, there are people who stake out ideological points of view," he said.

Born in Dhaka and raised in England, Ali herself appears to take no stand on such questions: her authorial presence is coolly unobtrusive, as though she has disappeared into her characters' points of view, into their ideological and moral assumptions.

Though Fine Gael (pronounced FEE-na gayle) has traditionally had few ideological points of difference with Fianna Fail (pronounced FEE-anna foil), Mr. Kenny has successfully dissociated himself from the government's policies and ridden the country's wave of wrath and disgust.

Yet they were visibly troubled by me asking for clarification on the finer ideological points of their "traditional-value-communism," given that the Soviet Union was the first country in the world to decriminalize homosexuality.

No doubt China came under destructive spells of ideological fervor at several points during Mao's rule.

While drawing the ideological ideal points of actors from a continuous, bimodal random distribution would be more compatible with conventional political science models, the model described here rather fixes the ideal points of actors at the extreme points of the ideological dimension, that is, P ( Φ ( a ) = ϕ ( a ) ) = 1 2 with Φ={0 1}, in order to yield a clean bipolar ideology effect.