Sentence examples for range of ideological from inspiring English sources
And yet the legal logic would seem to open the doors to a whole range of ideological objections to various medical treatments.
While some media outlets reported these arrests as targeting "Islamists," those detained in fact represent a broad range of ideological affiliations.
"I'm telling you, that world existed long before Facebook," Brown said, and recommended that users who want to be challenged cultivate a diverse range of ideological perspectives on their feeds.
The 2010 Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission had spurred politically affiliated groups representing a wide range of ideological viewpoints to seek 501(c)(4) status, which allowed them to preserve the anonymity of their donors.
The Jewish Council for Public Affairs, a network of national and local Jewish public affairs organizations, has just completed a two-year study of race and public policy based on the views of scholars, public officials and community activists who offered a range of ideological and political viewpoints.
He has always served clients holding a wide range of ideological views from bombers in the Students for a Democratic Society to the accused (and exonerated) Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk, and from suspected gays in the military to John Connally.
Like many other pundits and other citizens, I am exposed to an increasingly narrow range of the ideological spectrum.
Greek observers offer a range of answers: incompetence, ideological blinkers, satisfying domestic demands for toughness.
Of course, different boroughs have different priorities guided by a range of moral, financial, ideological, plain practical and allegedly - whisper it - electoral considerations.
With the fragmentation of traditional structures in the final decade of the century came a range of aesthetic and ideological responses from dance practitioners.
But it has already published a useful policy paper, "Policies for People", reflecting a range of views and an ideological gulf.Unusually among European right-wing populists, most of UKIP's founders, including Mr Farage, are socially and economically liberal.
