Sentence examples for soviet practice from inspiring English sources

In 1971, Zhores Medvedev and Roy Medvedev published their joint book A Question of Madness: Repression by Psychiatry in the Soviet Union describing the hospitalization of Zhores Medvedev for political purposes and the Soviet practice of diagnosing political oppositionists as the mentally ill.

One of the most important is suggested by the Soviet practice of sending Afghan children-sometimes without their parents' consent-to the Soviet Union for education & political indoctrination.

One of the most important is suggested by the Soviet practice of sending Afghan children-sometimes without their parents' consent-to the Soviet Union for education & political indoctrination..

Russia's middle class has adopted values that are distinctly different from Soviet practice.

At that time, it was not Soviet practice for Soyuz cosmonauts to wear pressure suits.

The Soviet practice of samokritika (public denunciation of one's own work) was frequent.

Under the new provisions, the FSB will be able to echo Soviet practices.

Even as he was rebuilding a democratic Communist Party in Spain in 1978, he told The Times that he viewed Soviet practices as an understandable evil.

Gia Sulkhanishvili, a businessman and a former student of Mr Mamardashvili, says: "The government took an axe to the Soviet practices and destroyed the environment which bred nepotism, hypocrisy and idleness".

Mr Hrytsenko (pictured) had noted in a blog that there seemed to be fewer protesters camped out on Kiev's Independence Square, commonly known as Maidan, than there had been in previous weeks.Commentators were quick to note that for a party ostensibly committed to European values of democracy, plurality and transparency, the action against Mr Hrytsenko was oddly reminiscent of Soviet practices.

"We have typical old-style Soviet practices being used in Uzbekistan.