14 sentences with 'socialist'
Example sentences and phrases with the word socialist and other words derived from it.
• « Shortly before Christmas 1989, the town council of Almonte, with a socialist majority and whose jurisdiction includes El Asperillo, gave provisional approval to the Costa Doñana project. »
• « Long before there were mass socialist parties, there were struggles and even massacres over working conditions; »
• « These were exceptional laws; new legal protections for workers took decades and constant struggle by emerging socialist groups and parties to achieve. »
• « Craft skills slowly but surely became obsolete and, as noted above, it took until the second half of the 19th century for socialist movements to grow large and strong enough to bring about significant improvements in the daily lives of most workers. »
• « Following the later work of Friedrich Engels, one of the leading socialist thinkers of the second half of the 19th century, this type of socialism is often referred to as "utopian socialism". »
• « Three early socialist movements stand out as examples of so-called "utopian" socialism: the St. Simonians, the Owenites and the Fourierites. Each was named after its respective founder and visionary. »
• « The binding theme of these three early socialist thinkers was not only radical proposals for the reorganisation of labour, but the idea that economic competition was a moral problem, that competition itself is by no means natural and implies instead a social disorder. »
• « That year, across Europe, there was a series of revolutions that combined the liberal, socialist and nationalist movements in a temporary alliance against the conservative order. »
• « Conservative peasants were sent by rail from the countryside under the orders of the Assembly and within days, the great socialist experiment was crushed. »
• « Ultimately, all revolutions "failed" in their immediate goals of creating liberal republics, not to mention socialist dreams of state workshops for the unemployed. »
• « In the minds of the bourgeoisie, as workers' movements and socialist parties grew, the demands of the working class for shorter working hours spoke not of their exhaustion and exploitation, but of their laziness and lack of work ethic. »
• « Most liberals also detested socialism, especially since the German socialist party, the SPD, emerged in the 1870s as one of the most powerful political parties. »
• « Within the nations of Europe, the socialist parties soon acquired a mass following among the industrial working class, joined by sister parties of the Social Democratic Party of Germany in France, Britain (where it became known as the Labour Party), Italy and elsewhere. »