Sentence examples for socialist concept from inspiring English sources

This is neither a new nor a particularly socialist concept.

Does the path toward a better life for people in the global South lie in a socialist concept of society coupled with constant economic growth?

Socapalm was created in the 1960s for the country's development, with an almost socialist concept: smallholders received fertilisers and technical assistance, and a credit system was put in place to bridge seasonal losses.

In one respect, however, the Janata government intends to depart from the policies of the Congress government: to deemphasize the socialist concept of central planning for Western-type industrialization in favor of Mahatma Gandhi's concept of grass-roots schemes for small irrigation projects and cottage industries.

He's said it is "a purely socialist concept".

This socialist concept largely collapsed with the Soviet Union, though some echoes remain in Europe.

Of course those who are politically left wing are attracted to a profession that believes in equality and socialist concepts.

If you happened to tune in on 8 September 1966, you would have had no concept of the utopian idealism favoured by Star Trek's creator, Gene Roddenberry, no inkling of the socialist concepts of the sharing of resources that would pop up in later incarnations of the franchise.

By 1844, the Brook Farmers adopted a societal model based on the socialist concepts of Charles Fourier and began publishing The Harbinger as an unofficial journal promoting Fourierism.

Almost socialist in concept, they are small, remote accommodations that are free to use for any traveler who stumbles upon them, typically found in the scenic reaches of the British, Welsh, and Scottish wilderness.

His upbringing had made him an international socialist who rejected the concept of nationalist politics and he continued to believe that devolution to Scotland and Wales would pose a threat to the constitution of the UK.