He compares jihadists who make the case for violent action with Nazi Brownshirts and Bolsheviks as the militant vanguard of a wider movement and goes on to claim that "there are many Muslims across the globe, within Europe and in Britain, who share the same basic ideological assumptions behind the jihadist worldview".
Throughout the entire span of 30 years from Bird's 1979 resolution, to the 1981 balanced treatment laws, to DI's 2007 model academic freedom bill, to the 2008 LSEA the basic ideological framework and the charade of academic freedom remain.
"Now I might not understand politics, or immigration policies, or the law, or basic ideological concepts," Garrison, absorbing a great deal of Trump's spirit and style, tells supporters.
It is more important to pay attention to the basic partisan, ideological divides between the two candidates, he adds.
In the school of sabermetrics, you are taught a few basic, ideological ground-rules: batting average doesn't matter for much, being overly aggressive on the base paths results in unnecessary outs, and patience [at the plate] is a virtue.
They clearly have basic ideological differences in terms of how they see the world, so will that be an issue down the line?
In its basic ideological posture, positivism is thus worldly, secular, antitheological, and antimetaphysical.
Second, the Hartz concept has created new support for an old idea that is its ideological opposite – the basic income guarantee, or the bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen.
This is not, perhaps, an abnormal state of affairs — you might even say that the lawyer model, in which commentators search for evidence to indict or acquit their ideological clients, is the basic model of political debate.
The court divided 5 to 4 along ideological lines on the basic question in the case — whether the suit satisfied a requirement of the class-action rules that "there are questions of law or fact common to the class" of female employees.
