| The British, Irish and American bourgeoisies framed the Agreement in order to meet the demands of global finance capital. |
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| They did this by campaigning for Popular Alliances and Popular Fronts with the native bourgeoisies. |
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| Brazil's efforts are undermined by the extreme weakness of the other Latin American bourgeoisies. |
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| Since the 1947 communal partition of the subcontinent, both of these bourgeoisies have made the conflict against the rival state central to their ruling ideologies. |
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| The major European bourgeoisies had become imperial powers, brutally exploiting their colonial possessions and often suppressing basic democratic rights at home. |
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| This is how wars start, and our centrist opponents are as foolish as the bourgeoisies they tail in this regard. |
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| In their own way, the imperialist bourgeoisies recognise that China continues to embody the social and national gains of the 1949 Revolution. |
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| Like the Bolsheviks in World War I, the Trotskyists' policy was one of intransigent defeatism towards all the imperialist bourgeoisies. |
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| But at bottom they collaborate with the European bourgeoisies, which are driving to destroy working-class gains. |
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| Faced with the undermining of national power, the regional bourgeoisies seek their own deals with international corporations and financial bodies. |
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| The decline of bourgeois representation reflects international trends that have seen the disappearance of distinctive national and regional bourgeoisies. |
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| As had occurred in Montreal and Quebec City, these commercial and professional bourgeoisies localized forms that brought to life the romantic ideal of nature in contrast with the dust and grime of swelling cities. |
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| Experience has shown that even the revolutionary national bourgeoisies, like the one that led the anticolonial war in Algeria, have not been able to maintain the peoples gains. |
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| In the core, strong central governments, extensive bureaucracies, and large mercenary armies enabled the local bourgeoisies to obtain control of international commerce and accumulate capital surpluses from this trade. |
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| By 1900, with the world and its markets more or less divided between the five existing imperialist powers, that road was closed to other late developing bourgeoisies. |
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| But for the bourgeoisies of West Europe, the drive to liquidate the welfare state was accompanied by working-class resistance and a series of defensive battles. |
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| Therefore, struggling Ukrainian proletarians will be bound hand and foot, send to the Ukrainian and Austro-German bourgeoisies, momently freed of any revolutionary pression. |
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| Sure of a rapid victory, although other bourgeoisies weren't ready yet military speaking to face a generalized war, German generals decided to hit westward first. |
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