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Перевод: socialist

[прилагательное]
социалистический;
[существительное]
социалист

Тезаурус:

1. Among the hundreds of those held without charge or trial in Syria are the following who have appeared in the Letter Writing Campaign: Hakem Sultan al-Faiz, a 61-year-old Jordanian national and former member of the National Command of the Arab Socialist Ba'th Party, who has been held for almost 20 years; Ahmad "Abd al-Rau'uf Roummou, a 55-year-old teacher, arrested in 1975; Muhammad Nabil Salem, an engineer, arrested in the wake of a one-day national strike in 1980 and Mahmud Jalbut, a Palestinian arrested in 1980.
2. "No, I don't think so," she said, "I think I'm pretty much in the English Christian Socialist tradition, you know."
3. But, surely, we cannot have advanced so far from the socialist follies and delusions of the 1960s and 1970s, which all the world now rejects, to embrace them again under the banners of Mr Kinnock and Miss Glenda Jackson, Nupe and the apostles of Political Correctness, Mr Roy Hattersley and the heroes of a hundred town halls from Lambeth to Liverpool?
4. The socialist state nationalised film and gave film-makers much better potential opportunities.
5. There is a scene in H.G. Wells's novel Ann Veronica (1909), where Ann, the rebellious young woman who has left suburban tedium for a London life as a New Woman and student of biology, discusses Love, in particular, physical love, with a keen Fabian Socialist and Suffragette, Miss Miniver:
6. "WARMLY congratulate the German Democratic Republic on its 40th anniversary," reads the latest exhortation to adorn the cheerless, half-empty lobby of the Peking Hotel, China's grandest monument to socialist hospitality at its dreary, dust-covered worst.
7. But Yugoslav experience has shown that self-management, and especially socialist self-management, is incapable of solving this problem, even within the confines of a single country.
8. It reflects, in particular, the difficulties for any Socialist (or Labour) Party seeking to govern in a world of unregulated capital flow.
9. Bukharin rejected Preobrazhensky's whole conception of primitive socialist accumulation, and with good cause as we shall see.
10. At Amsterdam in 1904, a Dutch delegate, Van Kol, threw down the gauntlet - "The new needs which will make themselves felt after the victory of the working class and its economic emancipation will make the possession of colonies necessary, even under the future socialist system of government., The need for tropical products, for outlets for exports and surplus population and to offset "the deadly competition of colonial labour", all entailed rethinking the old position.
11. The SDLP's public support for the Tories in the 1987 General Election caused its former leader, Gerry Fitt to comment: "I would not vote for the SDLP because it is not a socialist party
12. Many other desiderata of the socialist revolution came into the same category, but women's education was of particular interest because it ran counter to widespread expectations shared by most men and probably most women.
13. Mr Sedgemore was later allowed into the hotel to put the protesters' case to Mr Maxwell, and the MP said afterwards that the millionaire publisher - who he described as a distinguished socialist - had insisted that he would under no circumstances take back his former employees.