Sentence examples similar to imperialist credentials from inspiring English sources

But he keeps up his anti-imperialist credentials, with fiery rhetoric about "los yankis" and "la revolución" and "el pueblo".

FOR any self-proclaimed revolutionary keen to polish his anti-imperialist credentials the cattle ranch of El Charcote in Cojedes, a state in Venezuela's northern plains, is a tempting target.

A 50-year-old former union activist with close ties to Cuba, Maduro has been fervently trying to burnish his anti-imperialist credentials since winning a disputed election April 14 to succeed Chávez.

Once proclaiming "anti-imperialist" credentials in her Twitter bio and, suddenly, defending the tech billionaire's union-busting, Grimes changed at least from the public vantage point.

Ecuador, like Cuba and Venezuela, is a member of the ALBA bloc, an alliance of leftist governments in Latin America that pride themselves on their "anti-imperialist" credentials.

In the early days, Evo Morales was known for his strong anti-imperialist and environmental credentials.

From their hyper-realist viewpoint, it was probably a "win-win" scenario — either the Georgians would surprise the Russians with new defensive technologies or Russia would show its true colors as a brutal, imperialist meddler, further diminishing its European credentials.

There is, he says, little in the IOC's charter that "could be mistaken for a licence to practise cultural or political paternalism".From the floor there has been a lively discussion on what drives the decision: is it the interest of sports, or money, or politics—and is it right to apply "Western" or "imperialist" values to a host city's credentials?

Never mind the imperialist bollocks.

A hideous imperialist crusade.

Credentials, apparently.