Sentence examples for nominally Communist from inspiring English sources
Cyprus's nominally Communist ruling party ardently embraces private development.
THE government of Vietnam, although nominally communist, has warmed towards free enterprise.
Small investors in nominally communist Vietnam enthusiastically embraced capitalism after the stockmarket was created in 2000.
Thuat is trying to bring a belief in collective duty back to this nominally communist country.
The party, now only nominally Communist, has been pursuing closer ties to the West.
But even Mr. Hu, head of a nominally communist nation, faces challenges at home.
His successor as president, Demetris Christofias, is not only more moderate, but also from the same leftist camp as Mr Talat (indeed, Mr Christofias is nominally a Communist).
The children are common enough to have produced a new word: "Kosians", or Korean-Asians.China is nominally a communist country, but elsewhere it was communism's collapse that was associated with the growth of sexual disparities.
Indeed, when he wasn't in Washington, he could often be found traipsing around Angola and Mozambique with (nominally) anti-Communist rebels.
1937 - Kuomintang and Communists nominally unite against Japanese.
The leader of China — nominally, at least, a Communist country — came to Washington and announced that his government was adopting a market-based approach to curbing carbon emissions.
