Sentence examples for different social systems from inspiring English sources

FOR instance, in a 1940 speech, Mao envisioned coexistence with different social systems, including capitalism, during a long slow transition to socialism and later communism.

Different social systems are at work at the same time".

Speaking through an interpreter, he noted that the countries are trying to build better relations despite their very different social systems, cultures and histories.

Rejecting the notion that war between East and West was "fatalistically inevitable," Khrushchev declared that "the Leninist principle of coexistence of states with different social systems" was the basis of the foreign policy of the U.S.S.R. Khrushchev also used the Twentieth Congress to consolidate his leadership by promoting persons loyal to him to high party office.

Over the past several decades, researchers have gained tremendous insights into the evolution of social groups in bees and birds by comparing them with relatives with different social systems.

Similarly, even if several models of information spreading on social networks have been proposed in the past, it is still not clear to what extent information can spread quickly and effectively in the network, and whether the factors that determine influence between peers are generalizable across different social systems.

For us, socialism is a fundamentally different social system where the world's resources are not controlled by a greedy, undemocratic oligarchy.

Governments are obliged to ensure the right to free expression — even if the speaker advocates a different social system.

And many husbands and wives in their 20's and 30's appear to be developing a different social system, with each partner going solo to separate business functions in the evenings before reuniting at home.

Whereas Marx and Engels "proposed a new form of government, based on a wholly different social system," Bercovitch writes, Thoreau was making "a protest from within," hoping, "like a biblical prophet," to "wake his countrymen up to the fact that they were desecrating their own beliefs".

The more recent urban symbiosis literature develops a similar perspective and experience on closing waste resource cycles for a different social system: cities.