The state-owned book trade monopoly Bielkniha (Belarusan book) may forbid the sales of selected titles on "ideological" grounds.
Title Religious and Ideological Dimensions of the Israeli Settlements Issue: Reframing the Narrative?
Yet what began as an argument over progressivism more so as a title than an ideological distinction turned into one of the more serious internal discussions that the Democratic Party has had in recent memory.
The phrase "radical Left" doesn't appear in Damore's memo, but the title, "Google's ideological echo chamber," borrows from the phraseology of the alt-right free-speech movement, which conflates legitimate consequences for speech (like losing your job) with an infringement on the first amendment.
In his first speech as secretary of state for work and pensions, in 2008, James Purnell underlined the significance of this move: "My title … embodies an ideological break with the past... What a telling name: security as something handed down; welfare as bureaucratic transfer; people as recipients of funds … The new title tells a wholly different story.
Like Cain, Haynes clearly conceives of "Mildred Pierce" as a feminist work, though not an ideological one: the title character rises and falls, and maybe rises again, against a background of male ineptitude and female know-how.
"Now That Communism Is Dead," as its title promises, has a more specific ideological flavoring than most of Mr. Foreman's works.
There was a lot of noise by this point, but Lord Kinnock was definitely calling for some sort of curbs on the right of proprietors to set an ideological course for their titles.
"Communism," as its title promises, has a slightly more pronounced ideological flavor.
Benicio Del Toro, behind his beard and his inscrutable eyes, is in the title role of "Che" an emblem of ideological commitment and military ruthlessness and yet also something of a cipher, the sum of his brave, bloody and foolish actions.
