Sentence examples for nominally socialist from inspiring English sources
Syria and Iraq were Baathist governments, nominally socialist secular states.
And since most of Europe's leaders are at least nominally socialist, they will solemnly agree an Employment Pact.
The election of at least nominally socialist governments in Britain and France means that 12 of the European Union's 15 countries now have governments containing left-wing parties.
"It's discrimination against non-Muslims," said René Vandierendonck, the nominally socialist mayor of Roubaix, a town in a notoriously xenophobic region close to the Belgium border.
Prices soared here after the Syrian government cut fuel subsidies in May, deepening the gulf between rich and poor in this nominally socialist state.
He is the ruler of a vast, nominally socialist empire, but none of the socialist sages have much advice for him — none had thought beyond the revolution.
He was anti-Communist, and he was (like Orwell) nominally a socialist, but there is a sense in which "Darkness at Noon" is a book that despairs not just of Communism but of politics.
Many believed that the French president, François Hollande, nominally a liberal socialist, would display a more relaxed attitude to how Muslims choose to dress, but his administration is one of the most reactionary in recent history.
In fact, crony capitalism is, for traceable historical reasons, endemic in the nominally post-colonial world and has characterized adamantly anti-socialist economies like those of Kenya, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea and Fiji.
John Mulvey from NME criticized its content, writing, "Nominally, 'Charmbracelet' is R&B, much like Tony Blair is nominally a socialist ... Tragedies, all told, have been worse" At the 17th Japan Gold Disc Award in 2003, the album was nominated in the category of Rock and Pop Album of the Year (International).
Swedish Socialists are more committed to free trade than are nominally centre-right politicians from southern Europe.
