Sentence examples for socialist strength from inspiring English sources

Socialist strength continued to rise, and by 1914 the party was second only to the Radicals in the Chamber of Deputies.

It is not true that recent voting in Sweden, Belgium, Portugal & Finland signifies a conservative trend, any more than that the rise of Communist influence in Italy & of Socialist strength in France means the opposite.

Devine argues that the Vermont socialist has strengths in Clinton's home state, which she represented in the Senate for eight years.

After the election of the centrist Valéry Giscard d'Estaing to the presidency in 1974, the Gaullist party declined, while the centrists (from 1978 as the Union for French Democracy; UDF) and Socialists gained in strength.

The only intellectual change produced in Tocqueville by the events of 1848 was a recognition of the strength of socialist ideas and of the problematic nature of the proprietary society.

Mr. Hollande, while seen as perhaps the most credible presidential challenger to Mr. Sarkozy, is still viewed with suspicion by some Socialists who question the strength of his commitment to social justice and other traditional party causes.

This is where what's evolving, however awkwardly, into the 21st-century socialist intellectualism shows its strengths: a willingness to present a vision for the future, something deeper than mere critique.

Today, many experts said the Socialists showed several strengths toward a parliamentary majority at the start of a second, hard-fought round of campaigning: they won 93 of the parliamentary seats decided on Sunday, with 87 for Fidesz.

Its main competitor, the Spanish Socialist party, still has more strength than Pasok.

And I hope that over the coming years a socialist Labour party will gather strength.

Sanders has a very sizable campaign warchest, thanks to his great success in raising big money in small amounts on the strength of his democratic socialist economic message.