Sentence examples for socialist relations from inspiring English sources

Sino Soviet relations had long been strained, and as Suslov told the Central Committee in one his reports, "The crux of the matter is that the Leadership of the CCP has recently developed tendencies to exaggerate the degree of maturity of socialist relations in China.

More precisely, his question was: What percent of the adult population would choose "to participate in socialist interpersonal relations of equality and community" were they in position to choose between "a reasonably attractive socialist option and also a reasonably attractive non-socialist one?" (Nozick 1978: 277).

This new policy has transformed relations between socialist China and the capitalist world.

A reference in the Congress manifesto to encouraging friendly relations with "socialist" countries was dismissed by analysts as a throwback to the 1970s.

Relations with socialist countries (especially the Soviet Union and China) were so greatly strengthened at the expense of Western connections that, at the height of Soviet influence, slogans proclaiming a trinity of "Comrade Marx, Comrade Lenin, and Comrade Siad" decorated official Orientation Centres throughout the land.

Such position has been kept in line in the most updated 2004 version of the Chinese constitution, which guides the direction of the Chinese socialist state's foreign relations.

"Thus," the Albanian account continues, "the Khrushchev revisionist group, consistent in its line, cut off all relations with socialist Albania at a time when it maintained contacts with and was drawing ever closer to the most reactionary regimes of the world".

It was a chance, too, to improve relations with many socialist countries, including the Soviet Union, which were North Korea's allies.

In 1970 President Mohamed Siad Barre proclaimed a socialist state and started close relations with the Soviet Union.

While the CPC was slow to recognize the Pink tide in Latin America, it has strengthened party-to-party relations with several socialist and anti-American political parties over the years.

The SLP governments favoured the socialist regimes of the Caribbean, establishing relations with Cuba and joining the nonaligned movement.