Sentence examples for socialist scourge from inspiring English sources
There are six candidates, including Martin Schulz of the PES, the liberal Guy Verhofstadt and, presumably hoping to cause trouble, Alexis Tsipras, the socialist scourge of Brussels-inspired cuts in Greece.
It's the only way to protect our children from the socialist scourge of Peppa Pig, the obscenity that is Almost Naked Animals, the psychedelic drug culture of In The Night Garden and the hip hop ghetto glamour of Sesame Street.
Only recently, he hosted a banquet in Johannesburg for Julius Nyerere, one-time socialist scourge of Anglo, who is regarded by the ruling African National Congress as the grandfather of Africa.Behind the genial front, however, Mr Oppenheimer may harbour more radical ideas.
They can pose as populist defenders against the Socialist scourge in the White House, while, in fact and deed, protecting their gravy train courtesy Citizens United.
Laurence Weidberg was a key figure in the Socialist party of Great Britain and the scourge of the Manchester Guardian for its wishy-washy left of centre political views and its refusal to hire him as their cricket correspondent just because he ran a raincoat factory.
Ignaz Seipel, the anti-Semitic priest who became interwar Austria's most prominent Christian Social chancellor, was wounded in 1924 by a disgruntled worker incited by socialist propaganda that depicted the priest as the scourge of the labor movement.
Andreotti emerged as prime minister (1972-73), leading a weak coalition of the centre-right, thus consolidating his image as a conservative scourge of the left, whether communist or socialist.
Those who would characterize the Socialist victory as a capitulation to terrorists disregard Spain's courageous and largely successful struggle against its home-grown scourge, the Basque separatist group ETA.
