Sentence examples for predominant ideology from inspiring English sources

"Every technology has with it a predominant ideology part of the culture," says Baker. "There is a predominant ideology that is handed down from professor to student that says, you know, 'we have to lean against abuses of this technology to make the state stronger'…people will write code that maximizes individual autonomy and reduces the authority of the government".

With the escalation of the conflict between the Soviet Union and the United States, anti-communism became a predominant ideology to get rid of political opponents and agitators against the trusteeship by the United States in South Korea.

Terms reflect the times and the predominant ideology in a particular society at the time of their use.

There are seven major parties in Indonesia, which can be roughly divided according to their predominant ideology: secular or Islam.

Thematic content analyses indicate that the predominant educational ideology is to offer children and their families an individualized service with priority given to children's affective needs.

Ideology critique is the predominant form of critique associated with both critical theory (Held, 1980) and CDA (Fairclough, 2010).

The prevailing orthodoxy cites Islamist ideology as the principal driver – and it is obviously a necessary element, if not always the predominant motivation.

A predominant influence of technology and purpose-based ideologies has produced today's top young talent -- leaders, innovators, problem-solvers, and nose-to-the-grindstoners.

Although China was ravaged by a series of major disasters in this phase such as the Great Famine (1959 1961), the Great Tangshan Earthquake in 1976, and the floods in August 1975 disaster management was not taken seriously at the institutional level because the ideology "putting politics in command" remained predominant.

At the time, we imagined neither the degree to which we were right nor the ubuesque extremes to which this ideology would go when it would become predominant, after an ironic reversal, among those who, at the time, attempted to pass off their powers as knowledge.

The latter is based on the heroic ideology exalting death in battle, which was a predominant trait of the Montenegrin society.