Sentence examples for potential ideological from inspiring English sources

Taken as a whole, these events have set up a potential ideological conflict between protecting privacy rights and protesting the enforcement of copyrights.

Regardless of its potential ideological appeal, the vision of Johnson and Post appears not to be the dominant view among sovereignties.

The growth of partisan polarization has increased the potential ideological hostility between the branches, and raised the perceived stakes of presidential elections and high court appointments both.

As children, many East Germans read Liselotte Welskopf-Henrich's series, "The Sons of the Great Bear," published from 1951 to 1964 in the G.D.R., and therefore deemed free of potential ideological impurities.

For governmental actors, this in an important procedure because they usually share common goals, despite potential ideological differences due to coalition governments.

Nature films have functioned as a vehicle for social and cultural norms, thanks to the genre's potential for "naturalizing ideological values," as Mr. Bousé put it.

Many of its composers believed, and still believe, in its ability to change the structures of society, and politicians in turn have believed in its potential for both ideological justification and propaganda.

Because they promote constant exchange and deliberation, social networks have strong potential to promote ideological or structural changes and to generate new knowledge.

Realisation is not singular: the linguistic system combines both conventional and natural modes of realisation, a key feature of language that gives its a rich ideological potential (Lukin forthcoming).

He talked to the BBC Azeri about using Facebook as a way to escape any potential bureaucratic and ideological battles with authorities over what he can and cannot display.

He reads into Obama great potential for shifting ideological frameworks, and preparing the country for transformative economic initiatives.