Sentence examples for working ideology from inspiring English sources

Lerman would no doubt respond that the ninety-year-old Avnery is a fossil; that the only Zionism that seems a working ideology in Israel today is that "exclusionary" version that organizes an alliance of Orthodox theocrats, messianic settlers, and militarists.

Beyoncé took a familiar cultural marker of black southernness -- trauma -- and flipped that bih into a working ideology to engage what it means to be southern and black now. 1. Beyoncé said "I'ma make me a world".

While the Communist Party of the Soviet Union had an ostensibly working ideology that was to become the supra-ethnic gel, the Pakistani brass had to cook one up.

That is not yet, and probably won't ever be, enough to overthrow the entire Hartz concept, but the conflict with the "pressure to work" ideology is growing more apparent.

According to the official version, Amin "met patriotic liaison officers day or night, in the desert or the mountains, in the fields or the forests, enlightening them on the basis of the principles of the working class ideology".

Such pro-work ideology is used to legitimate welfare reforms that seek to coerce the non-employed into work, whatever its rates of pay and qualitative features.

He claims: "Not only does sex work destabilise the work ideology, it also conflicts with a bourgeois ideal of private, monogamous sexuality".

Some might assert that this gives credence to their "government works poorly" ideology.

But these people, because they work with ideology, are more likely to distort scientific fact". Unsurprisingly, Cottrell is in agreement.

This reflects an alignment with pro-sex work ideologies in feminist discourse.

This is a working description of ideology, and it is a dangerous thing, whether in Tehran or in Washington.