Ideologically

According to the DeSantis camp, they want a live audience for the debate, with audience members having a ’50-50 split’ ideologically, as well as notes being allowed for the debaters.

As editors Charles Jacobs and Avi Goldwasser put it, “American Jewry is under siege, ideologically and physically.

But while that suggestion initially seemed ideologically motivated to some—and aligned with a rise in anti-China rhetoric—there’s since been an increasing acknowledgement that the theory can’t be ruled out.

For example, in a bitterly and evenly divided America, power rotates ideologically between the Republican Party to the right and the Democratic Party to the left to ensure political stability.

For the better part of 12 years, she has been reinforced in the idea that the Republicans in her district are ideologically independent, cocooned from the national party as it leaps from one identity to the next.

Furthermore, in comments that put the "things are going to change" stamp on New College, one of the new trustees, right-wing activist : “We will be shutting down low-performing, ideologically-captured academic departments and hiring new faculty.

If the party wants to survive after Malema, it must invest in its young fighters and groom them to be ideologically rooted in what the party seeks to stand for.

Listed here are two suggestions that will help you preserve relationships with individuals who might differ from you ideologically.

One current example: our export of the “woke” catechism, which doesn’t translate ideologically to other corners of the world.

Part of the impetus that spurred on the whole student loan forgiveness scheme came from the ideologically driven premise that college debt hurts students of color more than other students.

The government’s advocacy for such imprudent and ideologically-charged positions can fuel the fire of antisemitism which is sadly already rife across the globe and on our own shores.

The lesson for corporations should be to become more conservative, not ideologically but fiduciarily.

The list of backers she brought along ran the gamut geographically and ideologically: from southern California to the Bay Area and both long-serving members and relatively new frontliner Rep.

The media executive, who this week was in Cambridge for the Royal Television Society’s conference, remains close to both brothers who are now polar opposites, both politically and ideologically.

The NCSC - which is part of UK cyber and intelligence agency GCHQ - says the hacking groups, which are often sympathetic to Russia's invasion in Ukraine, are ideologically-motivated.

The PA has proven too ideologically extreme and inept to govern the West Bank, much less Gaza.

There are people who are so ideologically committed to not doing something about this, there’s barely any point in trying to change their minds.

This deadlock is ideologically sustained by the argument that the social change function of the university education needs to be abandoned because it is an economic burden to the so-called tax payer.

This effort has included attempts to restrict trans athletes competing in school sports and campaigning to ban ideologically inflected “woke” books.

We aren’t separated ideologically into large geographic regions or even states, but rather urban, suburban and rural areas.