Sentence examples for to socialized from inspiring English sources
verb
To interact with others
It means we are returning to socialized medicine.
Because contrary to received wisdom, Britain is wedded to socialized and centralized solutions.
Cato Institute, free-market think tank, advocates retrospective risk-adjustment in a way that ultimately leads back to socialized medicine.
Republicans say the public plan would drive insurers out of business and lead to "socialized medicine" or a government takeover of health care.
Because some doctors and lawmakers had argued that federal meddling in medical decisions would be tantamount to "socialized medicine," Congress allowed for regional autonomy in reimbursements.
Once a liberal Democrat, Ms. Markley said, she voted for Senator John McCain for president last year and worries that Mr. Obama's overhaul will lead to socialized medicine.
Except for an ill-advised tax increase early in his first term, and a blundering attempt to introduce socialized medicine to the U.S., Clinton has had no economic policy.
EXCERPT -- "Attempts to act counter to this socialized role are met with ridicule, disapproval and scorn.
"Our organization was formed to fight socialized medicine and to fight the government takeover of medicine," Dr. Orient said.
As a woman in her mid-thirties, I drew strength from knowing that it was OK to not conform to the socialized norm of constantly wearing a bra.
"If even Thatcher proved unwilling to attack socialized medicine Thatcher, who detested every form of socialism, and whose majorities in the House of Commons rendered her invincible then what American politician will ever be willing to do so?
