Sentence examples for socialist development from inspiring English sources

Socialist development transformed the economy.

History may not have ended, but the Nehruvian era had, with its "mixed" economy of socialist development, Five-Year Plans, idealistic hypocrisies and circumscribed private enterprise.

Fan added: "If we had kept on the path of socialist development he wouldn't have been a multi-millionaire, but he could have been a good example for the workers and have played an important role in the civil service.

Three years after Stalin's death in 1953, Soviet leaders led by Nikita Khrushchev denounced the cult of Stalin and the terrorism perpetrated by his regime; they saw Stalinism as a temporary aberration in Soviet socialist development.

The country's preoccupation with agricultural production, which increased in the 1970s and '80s, is a reflection of the government's commitment at that time to socialist development and central planning, as outlined in the Arusha Declaration of 1967.

He has invented a new kind of socialism, which he calls Bolivarian socialism, named for the independence hero Simón Bolívar: a little Marx, a little Jesus, a little anti-imperialism and a lot of the whim of Hugo Chávez, dedicated to the "comprehensive, humanist, endogenous and socialist development of the nation".

In Berlin featured projects include Alexanderplatz, home to the Television Tower and the Berolinahaus by Peter Behrens, as well as the old socialist developments along Karl-Marx Allee, examples of so-called East Modernism.

The real significance of their identification with nationalism & with Sukarno in the fifties was that it destroyed the Socialists' development of the non-Communist Left.

For international comparisons, countries with extreme cerebrovascular disease mortality rates were selected, as were countries of the Visegrad Group – the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and the Slovak Republic, which show similarities due to their shared post-socialist development.

Socialist urban development was characterized by low levels of urbanization, suppressed urban life, and standardized housing.

Well, the man they call NaMo is no socialist: the "development model" he coined while running Gujarat was based on handing cut-price land and soft loans to big business, who in turn flew him around on private jets.