Sentence examples for socialist left from inspiring English sources

In September 1965 the party lent its support to other left-wing parties to form the Federation of the Democratic and Socialist Left (Fédération de la Gauche Démocrate et Socialiste).

The attempt at a rapprochement with left-of-centre formations the same year was reflected in the establishment of the Federation of the Democratic and Socialist Left (Fédération de la Gauche Démocrate et Socialiste), which included the SFIO, the Radical-Socialist Party (an anticlerical centrist party), and a number of democratic-left clubs.

From the socialist left in Labour I beg disaffected Labour voters to come home to Labour.

The socialist left is thus the true heir to the tradition of popular democracy.

In the first referendum, most of the opponents were the socialist left.

He soon became the leader of the socialist left and until 1896 edited their organ, La Petite République.

Of course this makes a joke of the idea that Obama is some sort of radical socialist left-winger, though the idea is still widely held even by non-ideologues.

The attacks on ACORN were supported by certain businesses, conservative activists, and intellectuals who attacked it for ideological reasons, calling the group "socialist," "left-wing," and "opponents of the free market".

The Socialists and their allies currently have 197 seats, with the non-Socialist left holding another 20.

For liberals, who have defined themselves since the 1930s precisely as the non-socialist left and have spent the past three decades being pulled steadily rightwards, the term is a snowball in the face.

Yet it is a commonplace even on the non-socialist left that markets should be efficient, that corporations should maximise profits, and that democratic government should set "socially responsible" rules of the game and insure people against market volatility.