If ideology is pervasive, then one cannot expose another's ideology without also adopting an ideological viewpoint.
Op-Ed columnists have "greater license to write from an ideological viewpoint and be prescriptive".
"Today you may be accepting a person with one ideological viewpoint and tomorrow you might have another person with another ideological viewpoint," Mr. Gross said, adding, "There is no place in the army to raise political views".
I had polemicists on both sides desperately trying to get me to write from their ideological viewpoint.
The opposition might seek to terminate a president's tenure simply because it can do so, rather than because of principled ideological differences.
Another weekly paper, Free Syria, published in nearby Gaziantep, Turkey, shares an ideological viewpoint with the Sham weekly by endorsing pluralism, moderate Islam and democracy.
These scholars approach their sources not from a particular ideological viewpoint but with an understanding that all topics, questions, and explanations are viable.
There has been decades of committed community involvement going on – after all, the trade union movement itself grew from an ideological viewpoint of creating a voice and community action for people who had a commonality of interests.
Hogan-Howe has said that in October 2013, the unit tightened up its procedures so that it would focus on individuals who commit or plan "serious criminal activity motivated by a political or ideological viewpoint".
The Myers nomination was the starkest example yet during the Bush administration of the debate over whether someone who has spent a career vigorously advocating a particular ideological viewpoint is an appropriate candidate to be a federal judge.
The groups and companies pursuing the new distribution technologies -- programs that in effect create vast digital libraries spread across potentially hundreds of thousands of large and small computers -- do not necessarily share Mr. Clarke's ideological viewpoint.
