Sentence examples for take this ideological from inspiring English sources

Speaking on Monday, the deputy prime minister said: "You cannot provide the British people with adequately resourced police forces, or an adequately resourced military forces if you take this ideological approach to reducing the amount of money that goes into public spending as a proportion of GDP for no economic reason at all".

If you take this ideological position, it means that the only way to control the federal deficit is to lower taxes while cutting domestic spending.

We have found over the last year a real seriousness to take on this ideological battle.

Where the theory inconveniently does not fit -- take, for example, abortion, gay marriage or recount decisions by local canvassing boards -- Bush has been willing to take the ideological leap to toe the party line.

Take shelter if you must behind David Stockman, but it is time to stand up and take the ideological mantel back from the tax phobic.

Questions about college tuition and Wall Street donations and health care have become almost a call-and-response in these debates, with Sanders taking the ideological high road, and Clinton casting herself as the pragmatic read: electable choice.

It doesn't take constant, ideological bickering".

And Lula has pledged not to take an "ideological stance" on the subject.

Private companies take risks if they take on ideological government policies.

He tells Sanders supporters to take an ideological quiz at the Web site ISideWith.com.

Candidates usually take sharply ideological positions during primaries, to woo the die-hard activists who vote in them, before tacking back to the centre as the general election nears.