Sentences with phrase «ideological position»

Elsewhere, a lawmaker's profile online would refer to his or her electoral history, committee assignments and ideological positions on key national issues.

These mistakes are almost never because we hold ideological positions at odds with the community, but instead are operational scaling issues.

It's a fact in a sense of being a formal part of trump's ideological position as stated in his speeches, regardless of how accurate you think it is.

The worst position for our country is to end up stuck between two extreme ideological positions.

Some might argue that politicians don't really believe in this bias, but simply use it as leverage to promote their own ideological positions.

It said that the decision to prohibit observations appeared to be a «purely ideological position» rather than the «expertise and experience of the sector».

Artists» books in the U.S. are largely a genre exercise, with camps of enthusiasts more oriented around ideological positions of production quality or printing methods than united around ideas of reading (art, or anything else) as forms of social energy.

In his article Roy sets out to make three arguments: that policy needs to be built on a consistent and coherent idea; that the only tenable ideological position for Labour is a social democratic commitment to greater equality and the freedom that is its product; and that Labour should eschew «news value» in favour of ideology.

Her book is replete with examples of the ways in which texts restrict possible interpretations in order to drive home the validity of a particular ideological position.

There may be strongly partisan voters who would assign all of their votes to one party, but I suspect that most would combine a broad ideological position with support for individual candidates that had impressed them in some way.

Because it was for decades the canon that dominated art discourse and education, it's also a movement whose beliefs have been seriously challenged from many subsequent ideological positions which, in some parts of the art world and academia today even make referring to this period in teaching seem like contraband (dead white men, America, New York, painting, aura).

Part of the Si Cuba Festival in May 2011, it was presented at the Metropolitan Pavilion and presented the varied, and often dissimilar aesthetic and ideological positions taken by artists based in Cuba.

The coalition agreement, for example, seemed to reflect the Liberal Democrats» ideological position at least as much as it did the Conservatives».

For most people in America, all those not familiar with the complicated ideological positioning on the right end of the political spectrum, the term «conservative» evokes images of the board room, the country club, and the Episcopal church located not far from the latter.

Debates, on the other hand, can yield significant textual data than can be analysed and used to estimate ideological positions.

Nowadays, especially as candidates represent ideological positions instead of a given allotment of land, the unfairness of rolling up a diverse populace under a single winner - takes - all representative has become quite noticeable.

If the turbulent year of 2016 showed anything about the technology we use, it's about its role as a catalyst in driving «identity» based politics — a type of discourse where substance is less important than overall ideological positioning.

His track - record as a campaigning MP suggests that he may be able to carve out a more distinctive ideological position for his party, and his leadership may also manage to restore a feel - good factor to the grassroots which was largely absent during the years of coalition government.

If ideological positions mirror the primaries in the November election, then voters will have a choice between a committed progressive Democrat and a hard - right Republican.

The public who see themselves as very slightly on the right - of - centre see Tony Blair almost exactly in the same ideological position as themselves.

Research has found that when people shifted their attitudes toward redistribution, they also shifted ideological positions.

The apolitical perspective of Aine which dominates the film allows us to see past the intransigent ideological positions of both sides to a more fragile humanity that is normally lost amidst all the public rhetoric.

In 2003, dozens of home - school leaders from a wide range of ideological positions signed a resolution condemning virtual charter schools called «We Stand for Homeschooling.»

This signals an opportunity to critically evaluate lessons learnt from the three decades of response and re-visit the fundamental ideological position and approaches that addresses the structural determinant of vulnerability.

Price was an eclectic and pragmatic politician whose ideological position was often obscured under a cloak of religious values and quotations.

Most notable here is the biannual journal How to Sleep Faster, which asks urgent questions such as «Is Survivalism humankind's only viable ideological position?»

And a decade later, academic critics really turned that into an entrenched ideological position to support their own claims about postmodernism.

John, you said «Steynâ $ ™ s whole ideological position would collapse if he had to admit that France was on the side of the good guys.»

Fanaticism — the risks that «reasonable ideological position [could] drift into fanaticism when it hardens into a rigid devotion.»

Like the heated question of whether a non-entrenchment clause could be dug into our law to protect UK parliamentary sovereignty, this one wasn't about law, or even constitutional theory; it was essentially about differing ideological positions vis a vis judicial power.

This conveniently furthers the propagation of the bad science, and it inappropriately encourages lawyers to adopt ideological positions of dubious merit.

The proposal might be misread as a suggestion that a theological school be seen as chiefly a research center and training school dedicated to promoting «church growth,» celebrating (perhaps uncritically) the importance of churches to American history and culture, and devising «pro-church» ideological positions on major social policy issues.

Both in opposition and then in government Oliver's principal aim had been to help a succession of leaders to move the Conservative Party towards a particular ideological position — social and economic liberalism, tempered by a commitment to social justice and environmental stewardship, both globally and nationally.

Lindzen (1990); Kerr (1989b); «stuck with a role,» quoted Grossman (2001); Lindzen has been accused of obfuscation, taking extreme ideological positions, and unjust ad hominem attacks, see e.g., Gelbspan (1997), pp. 49 - 54, but the accusation that Lindzen has been in the pay of industry is based only on lecture fees that Lindzen received.

While the public break between Haley and Trump reflects a deeper disagreement in their ideological positions on US foreign policy, it also illuminates a political tension between two ambitious politicians.

My church is not made up of ideological positions; it's made up of people.

Of course this commenter won't come back with the data because it wouldn't support their ideological position of «interventions bad.»

It doesn't show the ideological position of the parties over time, just the determination of how the researchers subjectively determined the two dimensional representation of what they thought ideologies were.

Voteview allows users to view every congressional roll call vote in American history on a map of the United States and on a liberal - conservative ideological map including information about the ideological positions of voting Senators and Representatives.