For example, a cadre of party workers was responsible for monitoring every senior high school student in the nation for ideological loyalty and potential party membership.

Their status as "North Koreans" is based almost entirely on their historical ideological loyalties.

In the 1920s-30s Sosiura became very popular, but his ideological loyalties were torn between patriotic feelings for Ukraine and those for the Soviet Union and its often-changing ideologies.

Although his ideological loyalties have changed markedly since then, he has never ceased being a man on the run.

Other officials have wavered in their determination to leave the service of a President who has inspired ardent ideological loyalty.

On the absurd George Washington cult contrived as part of the effort "to cultivate the ideological loyalties of the citizenry" and thus create a sense of "viable nationhood," see LawrenceJ.

The communist party very quickly equated religious affiliation with political and ideological loyalty, and was especially hostile to religious bodies that it saw as outside of its control.

(It has to be admitted, though, that on his postal trips Oleg used to strengthen Tobik's ideological loyalty with some material incentive.)

Mr. Ginsburg registered as a Republican when he moved here in 1955, more as an investment than out of ideological loyalty.

A13 Salvadoran foes meet today A12 China Communists called for a purge of the Beijing membership and suggested that they will emphasize ideological loyalty over expertise when making personnel decisions.