Sentence examples for purges itself from inspiring English sources

"I think the system purges itself of excesses when it is extreme either way.

After a resounding No vote, SYRIZA ditches the Euro, nationalizes the banks, purges itself of reactionary elements, re-expropriates the private property of the capitalist class, and sets up vast labor armies to begin the task of building a new, better future, in which nobody will ever suffer for another person's gain, and everyone can bring themselves to self-realization.

After a resounding No vote, SYRIZA ditches the Euro, nationalises the banks, purges itself of reactionary elements, re-expropriates the private property of the capitalist class, and sets up vast labour armies to begin the task of building a new, better future, in which nobody will ever suffer for another person's gain, and everyone can bring themselves to self-realisation.

Syriza will purge itself and be reformed.

The university is free, but has purged itself of ideas.

The system had purged itself of contrary elements so many times that it could fairly be described as bulimic.

The Czech government decided to purge itself of StB informants and Jan's name came up, ambiguously, on a list.

Capitalism survives by purging itself of debt and loading the costs of adjustment on the weak and the poor.

They became young heretics, convinced that a democratic Marxist socialism was possible, but if only the party could purge itself of Soviet and Stalinist "distortions".

It is not a country in which entrenched codes of patronage have disappeared overnight or in which a developing democracy has purged itself of an abstract noun (corruption).

The railway system needs to purge itself of the institutionalised mistakes of the past before it can face the future confidently.