Sentence examples for soviet principles from inspiring English sources

The museum's permanent collection of abstract sculpture, meanwhile, boldly spills out onto the banks of the Moscow River, in defiance of the Soviet principles that often kept contemporary art – considered subversive to the state – behind closed doors.

Due to the Soviet principles of urban planning, Žirmūnai, according to the 2001 census data, was among the three Vilnius elderates (the other two being Karoliniškės and Viršuliškės) with the lowest percentage of single-family housing in the city (0.1%).

The principles of Soviet urban planning that led to its growth have converged with the modern concept of "Smart growth".

According to that model, Nazi and Soviet crimes were, in principle, "equal".

And at Reykjavik, Iceland, in 1986, Mr. Reagan also agreed with Mikhail Gorbachev, the Soviet leader, on the principle of eliminating all their nuclear weapons, before he was pulled back by his advisers.

They persuaded the Soviet leadership that, using cybernetic principles and the newly developed computers, the centralised, planned Soviet economy could at last be made efficient.

During Putin's first decade in power, his regime was freer and softer than its Soviet predecessors, but the guiding principles were still the same: the state must remain unchecked; rulers shouldn't have to concern themselves with political competition.

Soviet artists known for advocating principles of abstraction either emigrated to the West, or like Malevich and Vladimir Tatlin, renounced their art of abstract plasticity to make the state-approved Social Realism for the remainder of their lives.

And it benefited when the United States used its power to fight for principle" during the Soviet era.

There was also a reshuffling of political portfolios in line with the Soviet re-emphasis on the principle of collective leadership.

According to an unknown former director of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, all successful diplomatic activities by the Soviet side were based on the principles of Marxism-Leninism and the Soviet evaluation of other countries in certain fields, such as social development.