Sentences with phrase «ideological position as»
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.
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As with the Potash issue, the government's position on copyright feels at odds with its ideological home turf.
We have looked at the types of understanding of the kingdom most influential in the twentieth century; at the position which this author holds to be most acceptable; at the ideological framework of the times within which Jesus spoke and the evangelists later wrote; and in particular at the parables as giving our clearest evidence of the mind of Christ upon this matter.
Despite his presumably sincere stand on such matters as school prayer, however, Reagan's religious position is not essentially theocratic, nor is this the basis of his ideological fit with most of the religious right.
That is, he set a course that would not compromise democracy for the sake of socialism — a position that set him apart from assorted domestic political sectarians and especially from the Marxist - Leninist establishments and ideological Liberationists who, until recently, commanded the rhetoric as well as the policies in Eastern Europe and the Third World.
He took this job after spending years staunchly opposing a playoff in college football while acting as executive director of the BCS, using increasingly absurd arguments to defend his ideological (and financial) position.
Baby Milk Action's position reflects this expert opinion, so is not ideological and unsubstantiated as suggested in the comment.
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.
Julian Glover's assumption that senior Tories might well benefit from improved clarity as to their intentions might result in an ideological war that Labour may think it can capitalise on (by taking the Coalition's necessity argument at face value, Labour will be able to uphold the seemingly reasonable position - that there are no social democratic ends by stateless means.)
The coalition agreement, for example, seemed to reflect the Liberal Democrats» ideological position at least as much as it did the Conservatives».
Historically, the party has positioned itself as an outsider force, often putting across a highly ideological message.
A Democratic insider referred to Sampson as the «reluctant leader,» suggesting he was pushed into the position he currently holds — one that I think most would agree is quite difficult and tantamount to herding cats, given all the racial, ideological and geographical divisions in the Democratic conference.
61 Bolstering these efforts was MSNBC, which had fully embraced its position as the prime - time ideological counterweight to Fox News, adding a major cable news platform to the liberal message machine.
The first two, never ideological allies and somewhat muted in their performances, were expected to lose their jobs shadowing pensions and education respectively, while the latter recently found herself on the wrong of side of the tracks as Balls shifted Labour's position on HS2.
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.
Some might argue that politicians don't really believe in this bias, but simply use it as leverage to promote their own ideological positions.
These problems are invariably posed as personal — in The Lady Pays Off, Evelyn Warren (Linda Darnell) wants to be seen as a woman rather than a mother; in Week - End with Father, Brad (Van Heflin) wants to be seen as a real man rather than a sensitive father — but are generally also depicted as the result of social pressures and, especially in Evelyn and Brad's cases, the ideological positioning of women and men in American society.
Unlike the late 1940s and 1950s, it was not a period of manifestos such as the 1948 Refus Global — the combative positions of old and new vanguards — but rather a time of ideological shifts.
Closing out his catalogue statement, Agee reflected on the scope of Judd's work to date, arguing that, «The breadth of Judd's accomplishment lies, finally, not as the center of a movement, nor as part of an ideological position, but as a series of unique works of high and individual quality.»
I have been fascinated by wild states for some time and have recently been integrating my creative practice as a visual artist and recreational outdoor activities which have resulted in objects that function both as survival gear and as carriers of ideological positions.
By that time, she had spent almost two decades collaging found images to expose and manipulate the ideological structures that underpinned photography, crafting series such as «Modern History,» 1977 — 79, for which she excised the text from the front pages of newspapers so that the size and position of the remaining images — of statesmen or a solar eclipse or a masked Sandinista guerrilla — laid bare a visual grammar of power.
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.
I don't mean to speak for Paul, but I read this passage as not necessarily endorsing Newman's position by saying flat - out that cropping is not suitable for painters, but rather reporting the procedural and ideological debates, or maybe options, that were in the air when Hoyland worked.
The exhibition seeks to open a dialogue on apparently different issues as the absurd and the absolute and searches for ways to return art onto life, without shutting itself into religious or ideological positions...
Performing the Grid brings together an intergenerational group of artists and cultural producers that utilize the grid as a performative strategy to examine, challenge and position philosophical, political, social, domestic, corporeal, mythical and ideological perspectives.
-- climate skepticism is an ideological, not a scientific, position, and as such it bears only a tenuous relationship to scientific rules of evidence and inference.
House Bill 1148, introduced by Jerry Bergevin (R - District 17), would charge the state board of education to» [r] equire evolution to be taught in the public schools of this state as a theory, including the theorists» political and ideological viewpoints and their position on the concept of atheism.»
It doesn't seem to strike her as odd or fortuitous that this new «crisis», which she admits she's only lately discovered, should «change everything» for everyone else but merely reinforce her own decades - old ideological position.
, but describing the problem as simply varying perceptions «that scientific consensus is consistent with the position that predominates in their cultural or ideological group» I think overlooks or ignores a deeper problem: the sense, varyingly expressed, that «scientific consensus» itself is infected with positions that predominate in a cultural or ideological group.
«We want students to look at scientific data like researchers do, critically, but only as long as it is driven by sound scientific logic — not tainted by ideological or philosophical positions.»
Sadly, as theirs is more of a political and ideological position rather than a scientific one, I suppose this change will be slow in coming, and I'll be retired before then.
Apart from the irony of using a Deltoid blog to try and show that those two suffer from «ideological blinkers» (don't get me wrong, I enjoy Deltoid, in good part because he is so honest about where he is coming from that I know where I stand), the posts you link to in no way show an inescapable conclusion of ideology as far as I can see, and I stand by my position of incomprehension that you would discount anything those two say on grounds of proven ideological bias.
It's bizarre to watch the UK Met Office squirm as it desperately tries to maintain an ideological position in the face of conflicting evidence.
The headline and subheading of the resume immediately convey the focus of this resume: a government relations position, and the subheading lets you know exactly how this candidate is differentiated: he has had extensive, proven success as a lobbyist working across partisan lines and ideological divides.
Realistic family reunification is compromised The hierarchy of least intensive helping services as «good for families» and most intensive helping services as «bad for families» widely believed imposed on the continuum by the 1980 legislation (though not in fact, spelled out P.L. 96 - 272 as written), in part based on the ideological position that truly functional families should raise their children with little or no outside support, also leads to an overly rigid definition of family reunification.
The rest justify their lack of vigorous representation, and the coerced settlements they've foisted on some clients as concern for the best interests of children, or as the only reasonable settlement position, or as their ideological commitment to helping people to just get along (especially when the retainer has run out).