Sentence examples for security ideology from inspiring English sources

We are already plagued by a national security ideology that plays fast and loose with counterfactuals and hypotheticals.

Even though tea partiers, like all the rest of us, are beneficiaries of these federal programs, especially Medicare and Social Security, ideology trumps self-interest in their worldview, though one wonders how they would respond if they had their way and their Social Security checks stopped coming.

The main differences now, between the Likud of Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Sharon's new party, are over security, not ideology.

Mark Thoma, channelling Paul Krugman, reckons it has more to do with politics.Remember that the "Beltway obsession with Social Security reflects ideology and fashion, not the real problems facing America".

In addition in 1959 Puerto Ricans became highly concerned over regional security and ideology following Fidel Castro's communist revolution in Cuba, and the island absorbed a sizable influx of Cuban exiles.

But at the moment he represents a particular slice of the American political spectrum: voters who put national security before ideology and want to keep President Bush's hand on the nation's rudder.

If we can transcend traditional concepts of politics, security and ideology, we should be able to create unprecedented opportunities that benefit the many and not just the few.Times must changeBy paying huge prices in social, resource and environmental terms, China has sustained very high savings and investment rates for a long period.

But elsewhere, including homeland security, small-government ideology reigns.

She has pored over decades' worth of official army publications and she concludes, gloomily, that they are driven not by an urge to promote national security, but by ideology.

Another extends the definition of national security to include ideology and culture, with formulations such as "carrying forward the exceptional culture of the Chinese nationality and defending against and resisting the infiltration of harmful culture".

He called on leaders to consider the "absurdity" of spending billions of dollars on security against an ideology which is being "advocated" in the schools and institutions of "countries with whom we have intimate security and defence relationships".