Sentence examples for capitalist order from inspiring English sources

In America religious voices both praise and decry the capitalist order.

Gramsci was alarmed that the proletariat was being assimilated by the capitalist order.

The Whigs, led by the Kentuckian Henry Clay, heralded the new industrial capitalist order, seeking federal support for banks and infrastructure improvement to help advance national commerce.

The second was the fallout from the crash of 2008 and the crisis of the western-dominated capitalist order it unleashed, speeding up relative US decline.

The grid expresses something about a common New York ideal of busyness and intersection — mercantile capitalist order as a devouring Dionysian force — more than it enforces that ideal.

The authors find inspiration in Joseph A. Schumpeter, the Austrian economist, who taught that the destruction of businesses by newer, abler competitors ensures renewal of the capitalist order.

At the heart of Roosevelt's program was the National Labor Relations Act of 1935, which greatly strengthened the hand of unions, essential parts of every welfare-capitalist order in the twentieth century, from Scandinavia to Canada.

At least the rhetoric went according to script: shouted slogans against G-8 leaders (and, also, Carla Sarkozy), the police and the capitalist world order.

In his address on Thursday, which focused on what he portrayed as the collapse of the capitalist world order, Mr. Ahmadinejad cited conspiracy theories speculating that the United States had set up the Sept. 11 attacks to revive its economy and assert its influence over the Middle East.

The theme of his often flowery speech was that the capitalist world order was collapsing and he cited three examples: the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands, and the pressure on Iran over its nuclear program.

If the US can strengthen the institutionalized world economy, it is more likely that China will continue with this capitalist economic order.