Examples of using Ideologically in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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exponents of the democratic orientation, ideologically tied to the Decembrists,
Ideologically, Revisionism advocated the creation of a Jewish state on both sides of the Jordan River,
Richter believes that, ideologically, Tzara was still in tribute to Picabia's nihilistic
which was closely tied ideologically and politically with the Union for the Liberation of Ukraine.
It is not a means of changing the world ideologically, and it is not at the service of worldly stratagems,
The totalitarian agricultural policy aimed towards two incompatible objectives: ideologically, to collectivise land
followers who ideologically, organizationally and financially support our Common Cause.
It is not a means of changing the world ideologically, and it is not at the service of worldly stratagems,
culturally and ideologically motivated, no longer connected with external instances
we have a developing sense of where they're coming from ideologically- and how that will guide their attacks.
It is not a means of changing the world ideologically, and it is not at the service of worldly stratagems,
since she just wanted to stay among ideologically not indifferent people who believe in better changes in the country
adding:"We are definitely ready for any early elections, both ideologically, and also financially, but is the country ready for this?
once considered ideologically unacceptable- it had to undermine the economic basis of speculation phonograph records
are related ideologically rather than structurally.
the Orthodox Church having been ideologically hostile to atheistic Communist Party structure was under special supervision.
where the society is prepared to support this sector not only ideologically but also economically, by paying tariffs.
make it ideologically a rather conservative, old-fashioned film.
the Soviet Union created ideologically linked spheres of influence,
At the same time, using the methods of“institutional adjustments” to“ideologically reform” scholars,