Sentence examples for substantive ideological from inspiring English sources

In contrast, he had substantive ideological concerns about Trump – who, elsewhere, he has called "a clown".

In theory, Mitt Romney's selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate has the potential to turn this Presidential campaign into a substantive ideological debate over the proper role and size of government in the United States.

Fine Gael – which, like Fianna Fáil, originated in the early 1920s – will pick up much of Fianna Fáil's vote, and the reality is that there are no substantive ideological differences between them.

Illustration by Christoph Niemann In theory, Mitt Romney's selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate has the potential to turn this Presidential campaign into a substantive ideological debate over the proper role and size of government in the United States.

To the extent that both the media and the leading campaigns are propelling the idea that the underlying dynamic in the race is "change versus experience", it's true, and self-fulfillingly if not trivially so, that substantive ideological and policy differences will not settle the Democratic nomination.

By James Surowiecki August 12 , 2012In theory, Mitt Romney's selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate has the potential to turn this Presidential campaign into a substantive ideological debate over the proper role and size of government in the United States.

Having withdrawn from the international agency in 1984 over ideological and substantive differences, the U.S. officially rejoined UNESCO on October 1.

But with much at stake in the budget battle heading into the 2012 elections, and both men facing an array of political, ideological and substantive tradeoffs, the McConnell-Boehner pact is likely to be tested as all sides come down to painful decisions in coming weeks about what they are willing to accept to get a deal.

The main change on this side is Toby Kebbell as the bonobo Koba; he replaces Christopher Gordon and has a much more substantive role as an ideological zealot.

Political campaigns, on this theory, are essentially struggles among the élite, the fraction of a fraction of voters who have the knowledge and the ideological chops to understand the substantive differences between the candidates and to argue their policy implications.

He has backed little in the way of substantive bipartisan legislation, earning a reputation for putting ideological purity ahead of deal-making.