ideological barrier造句

• At the same conference, Deng said it was necessary to go over ideological barriers.
• Those were ideological barriers the union had resisted but agreed to in lieu of a cap.
• Yet Chinese pragmatists welcome the decline in ideological barriers to the outside, and the growing interaction with their American counterparts.
• The major ideological barrier is that third parties tend not to be taken seriously by the accomplished people who could make them work, both as activists and voters.
• He is looking to remove ideological barriers between Hanoi and Seoul by expanding flourishing economic ties into political and military cooperation, an aide traveling with the South Korean president said Thursday.
• "The ideological barriers to doing a pilot program are less in Canada . . . it's a little less edgy in terms of the moral crusade aspect, " he said.
• THE most dangerous frontier of the post-World War II world was the Iron Curtain, the ideological barrier which at the command of Soviet Russia fell in 1945 from Lubeck Bay on the Baltic to Trieste on the Adriatic.
• "We don't want ideological barriers, " said Gonzalez, who wrote scripts for children's television before he left his government job to begin working with the unofficial news agency Habana Press in 1995.
• "When you had this kind of relationship with Japan you were from the same side of the fence, " she said in an interview in an influential Australian newspaper, The Sydney Morning Herald . " No ideological barriers whatsoever.
• Studies of the diffusion of innovation have shown that new ideas must fit with already established system in order for changes not only to occur, but also to occur easily . ( Pinard ) An innovation faced with structural or ideological barriers cannot diffuse.
• "He's been very creative at dealing with these new issues, " said James B . Cunningham, the acting American ambassador, " and very adept at getting around ideological barriers and finding creative ways to try to build practical bridges ."
• In a matter of months, Martin tells a visitor, that relatively small unit will be gone, replaced by something much more innovative that, far more extensively than at any other British paper, will erase what he calls the ideological barrier between online news and the printed word.
• In addition, the end of the Cold War _ and the collapse of geographical and ideological barriers _ " means that an entire one-third of the world's population who had been precluded from programs outside their own markets " are now able to study abroad.
• "Kwasniewski makes the impression of a young, open-minded person, likable _ a version of a Polish yuppie, " said Janusz Onyszkiewicz, who was on the other side of the ideological barriers to Kwasniewski in the 1980s and is in the parliamentary opposition to the president's party.