Sentence examples for decline of communism from inspiring English sources

Ka Oris, the underground leader, said that despite the decline of Communism around the world, it remained the wave of the future.

Reacting to the characterisation of Marxism as "the Islam of the 20th century", Jean-Pierre Taguieff wrote that Islam was turning out to be "the Marxism of the 21st century" prolonging, after the decline of Communism, its violent anti-capitalism.

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts announced on Wednesday its schedule for a five-month festival celebrating the role that the performing arts played in the decline of communism in Europe.

Soros' most recent remarks echo sentiments he voiced during a Newsweek interview earlier this year when he similarly compared the increasing lack of faith in the world markets' ability to regulate themselves to the decline of communism.

For example, in the Baltic states there has been an increase in outdoor activities as a consequence of increased wealth since the decline of Communism; a decline in industry has changed the amount of local solar radiation, adapting the local climate, thus favouring co-incident seasonality of tick stages, thus increasing co-feeding transmission, and hence increased exposure to virus.

Since the decline and fall of communism in Eastern Europe, the CPC has begun establishing party-to-party relations with non-communist parties.

The appearance of this new categories is triggered by recent changes in the socio-political conditions, associate with the fall of communism, decline of civil rights and deeper social changes connected with the ongoing globalization.

With the fall of Communism, real incomes have declined in the region and are only slowly recovering, with larger gaps between rich and poor.

In other words, there are still net gains from the fall of communism, at least in central Europe, and the decline of militarism in Latin America.

Through the communist era Polish minority declined demographically and this process continue to date, hence after the fall of communism in 1989 only a few sport organizations resumed their activity.

These latter studies are examples of a broader literature that adopts the economic crisis argument to explain the sharp decline in fertility that Central and Eastern European countries have undergone after the fall of communism.