Sentence examples for socialist ethos from inspiring English sources

The pioneers' socialist ethos began to decline, along with the kibbutz population.

"I think there is still a chance to save a more communitarian, socialist ethos within Scotland," he says.

CANCÚN, Mexico — Would Americans' playing bingo in a Havana retirement home violate the Cuban government's socialist ethos?

But in a country founded on a socialist ethos, he has encountered considerable resistance, particularly from labor groups.

Like most communal farms built on a Socialist ethos, the residents of Kibbutz Yagur have tended to be liberal politically, with a tradition of supporting peace talks with Palestinians.

The socialist ethos also infuses Tama's decision making, on a large and small scale.

This trend runs counter to the socialist ethos of building a community where everybody's work is equally valued.

Born in mandate-era Jerusalem five years before (and a couple of miles from) Ms Karmi, Mr Benvenisti was steeped in the idealistic ethos of socialist Zionism, but became disillusioned over the course of a long career in politics and academia.

In September, we held our successful Open House London event, and up to 300 visitors saw for themselves the socialist, quality-for-all ethos, which inspired the chief Lambeth borough architect Ted Hollamby to build the Cressingham community in the 1960s.

Just as a small coterie of socialist kibbutzniks dominated the ethos and the public institutions of Israel in the first decades of the state's existence, the religious nationalists, led by the settlers, intend to do so now and in the years ahead.

"He would say, you Westerners don't understand us because we have a nomadic ethos that is essentially socialist, and so we have to nationalize our country's oil industry to be true to our tradition".