Примери коришћења Capitalistic на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Very capitalistic.
Free things are hard to find in the modern capitalistic world.
Destroy the capitalistic system.
The sports body is atypical product of“technical civilization”, meaning man's body degenerated in a capitalistic way.
We live in a capitalistic, democratic society.
I've seen enough of democratic society, of capitalistic society.
It is a capitalistic system with a human face.
The world has become a capitalistic crematorium.
We live in a capitalistic society where respect is expressed with money.
That's the essence of a capitalistic system.
It is difficult to find a peer in the successfulness of building bridges of scientific andprofessional cooperation in the completely divided world to communist and capitalistic countries.
That's what works in a capitalistic society.
Even the late World War, capitalistic as it was in cause and result, was fought by millions of men in the fond belief that it was being waged for a just cause, for democracy and the termination of all wars.
It is the greatest social andfinancial crisis in capitalistic Europe since 1945.
Despite what big political parties claim in the capitalistic countries, the money that goes into election campaigns is usually nothing but an investment.
These two dynamic and charming gentlemen shared high risks andvery little profit which they obtained by smuggling goods from the capitalistic West into socialist East.
The terms“Capitalism” and“Capitalistic Production” are political catchwords.
Consumer-man” represents a transitional phase in the capitalism-caused process of mutation of man towards the“highest” form of capitalistic man: a robot-man.
A free market in a democratic, capitalistic society requires freely-flowing information.
In this sense, homonormativity is deeply intertwined with the expansion andmaintenance of the internationally structured and structuring capitalistic worldwide system.
Are not the“diseases of contemporary world”,but are capitalistic form of man's physical and mental degeneration.
Life on the dump becomes a picture puzzle of our modern globalized civilization,short-lived technology becomes the metaphor for a capitalistic luxury, throw-away society.
A question appears: andwhat countries were capitalistic, that is, where did the capital rule, banking or industrial?
But then we must ask whether capitalism makes people greedy ordo we already have greedy people who use the economic freedom of the capitalistic system to achieve their ends?
The rejection of the modern world was disguised as a rebuttal of the capitalistic way of life, but it mainly concerned the rejection of the Spirit of 1789(and of 1776, of course).
Capitalism turns work and non-work time into time for the reproduction of the dominant relations and values,which means that work and„free“ time have become ways of a totalizing capitalistic temporalisation.
It is a form in which the powers of nature are instrumentalized in a capitalistic way and have become an anti-natural power.
But, these discoveries and inventions which supplant one another with ever-increasing speed, this productiveness of human labor which increases from day to day to unheard-of proportions, at last gives rise to a conflict,in which present capitalistic economy must go to ruin.
For them the“technical world” becomes the“natural” world and the highest esthetic challenge,like Eiffel's tower, this capitalistic Tyrannosaurus, which symbolizes domination of“technical civilization” over man.
To answer this question we need to resolve the following question: Does capitalism make people greedy ordo we already have greedy people who use the economic freedom of the capitalistic system to achieve their ends?