Sentence examples for system ideology from inspiring English sources

He understands that "no public policy, political system, ideology, or civil religion that is unsupported by an economic base is likely to last long".

Rather than being rooted to one central myth, belief system, ideology or outcome, a grass-in-the-head thinker is on a continual quest for connection and co-creation.

Ultimately, the Marxist-Leninist system and ideology vanished.

At the same time we do not see ourselves as "fighters" against a political system, its ideology or its rulers.

He is also editing a collection of essays from scholars around the world comparing the Zionist system and ideology with the government of apartheid South Africa.

A zealous proponent of chavismo (the political system and ideology established by Chávez), Maduro was the candidate of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela; PSUV) in the special election.

In effect, for many cultural and social conservatives, being a Republican is not just an allegiance to one of two major political parties but a deeply held belief system, an ideology with a strong religious core.

Are programs focusing on the Nazi system and ideology, and particularly on the horrendous experience of their millions of victims, an effective response to, or prophylactic against, the challenges we face today?

It is the means by which the party can maintain its system and ideology.' There is certainly a deep well of public hostility towards Japan that the government can tap whenever it wishes to score diplomatic points against its neighbour or distract attention from domestic problems.

On the other side are those who espouse a belief system or ideology which pre-packages all the answers, who have faith in it, who trust the authorities, priests and prophets, and who either think that the hows and whys of the universe are explained to satisfaction by their faith, or smugly embrace ignorance.

The militant group's elaborate propaganda system and ideology enables it to project itself as a far more robust organization that it actually is.