Sentences with phrase «ideological opposition»

While there are more members who would object to Cameron on the right (17 %) than the left (7 %), there doesn't seem to be any large body of ideological opposition to him (indeed, amongst «clear blue» Tories there are more opponents of Fox (20 %) and Davis (20 %) than Cameron).

B. Ideological opposition: The right (and some elements of the centre - left) regard tax competition as a feature rather than a bug.

His drawings are detailed accounts of the traditions and rituals associated with the Frenglish leaders and culture, confronting issues of racism, power, greed, and ideological opposition within an invented period during the eighteenth century.

He was one of the main architects of the financial de-regulation that contributed to the asset price boom and the profligate lending (in his first stint as Treasurer) because of his purely ideological opposition to government and regulation.

The right is rejecting empirical reality and adopting a stance of unshakeable ideological opposition to anything the non-right does, even policies they have supported in the past (see: individual mandate in health care, cap - and - trade in environmental policy).

How to Overcome Ideological Opposition to Taxes in US?

The central question then remains: How can we overcome the deeply ingrained ideological opposition to the very concept of tax in the United States?

«Ideological opposition to free trade in Canada is really today part of a very small part of the political spectrum, a very small and extreme part.»

We've not always been reassured by the way Police Commissioner Bill Bratton has tried to dance between his commitment to keeping New York safe and his mayor's ideological opposition to...

Some have an ideological opposition to testing as the enemy of educational creativity.

It's quite clear that there is ideological opposition to observational assessment.»

For some politicians, intellectuals and even artists, it's precisely in their ideological opposition that the two neighboring cultures define themselves in the late 19th Century and in the beginning of the 20th Century.

This year, the Hong Kong art scene is to be commended for its under - the - radar, brave, but extremely strident voice supporting freedom against political and ideological opposition, while maintaining the appearance of being just a normal bustling commercial hub.

In the absence of message testing on this spot, perhaps the seriousness of the climate threat and ideological opposition to science findings lead us to be a little to serious about climate messaging.

Although several geo - engineering options appear to be highly cost - effective, ideological opposition to them is often fierce.

The Bush Administration remains in the grip of the more recalcitrant elements of the fossil fuel lobby and seems to have an ideological opposition to taking action.

We could do that — if radical greens in the Obama Administration, United Nations and eco pressure groups would end their ideological opposition to leasing, drilling, fracking, Outer Continental Shelf and Arctic National Wildlife Refuge development, Canadian oil sands, the Keystone pipeline and countless other projects.

During his State of American Energy 2016 remarks this week, API President and CEO Jack Gerard warned that ideological opposition to infrastructure will hurt the United States:

And it underpins the ideological opposition to everything from streetcars to planning to lightbulbs to climate change.