His platform had been one of unbridled reform – land redistribution, nationalisation of major corporations (especially the US-owned copper holdings that account for 80% of the country's foreign earnings), and a radical re-orientation of health, education and housing services.
Firms' degree of radical (incremental) innovation orientation is negatively (positively) associated with their use of formal appropriation mechanisms.
They fit within the post-Helsinki Soviet bloc human rights movements and for the most part had not yet developed more radical, anti-system orientations.
Kunkin despised liberals; his paper's orientation was radical.
The French monsignor is best known for championing views on "gender theory", the controversial belief that increasing acceptance of homosexuality in western countries is creating "serious problems" for children who are being exposed to "radical notions of sexual orientation".
The Asia Minor Disaster of 1922, in which Greece's expansionist designs on the Ottoman Empire were finally thwarted, brought about a radical change in the orientation of Greek literature.
The Turkish group is a charity, members said, but the Israel Project, a private nonprofit advocacy group, sent an Internet link to journalists with references to what it described as the group's "radical Islamic, anti-Western orientation".
The synthesis of the themes of the Bahir and the cosmology of the Sefer yetzira, accomplished by Isaac or by others in the doctrinal environment inspired by his teachings, was and remains the foundation of Kabbala, whatever adjustments, changes of orientation, or radical modifications the composite may subsequently have undergone.
Diving into this type of content may give some educators pause, particularly those who feel that the messages created by these women are too "radical," or that sexual orientation and gender nonconformity are too nuanced and political conversations for the classroom.
