socialised
IPA: sˈoʊʃʌɫaɪzd
adjective
- under group or government control
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Examples of "socialised" in Sentences
- All the men socialised together.
- I believe in socialised healthcare.
- Ah the joys of socialised access to information...
- He socialised with friends on the following Saturday.
- Canada's system as socialised, it is an incorrect characterisation.
- At least you are not wittering on about "socialised" healthcare like your chums do
- The only thing that's keeping her alive are thousands upon thousands of dollars of "socialised" health care.
- The American public are too compliant and stupid to recognise the value of "socialised" medicine, and are easily duped by big business to keep paying too much for too little.
- He warns the parental leave plan will lead to private benefits being '' socialised '', as companies already operating schemes close them, and to increases in spending and tax.
- That a corporation built upon social principles would hide away their executives and not allow themselves to be 'socialised' is an interesting linguistic conundrum in of itself.
- Banks need to be nationalised to regulate themselves properly; debt needs to be "socialised" on a grand scale and government should allow subsidy and soft loans to their key industries.
- The protest measures on 'socialised' medicine conform to the pattern set by that mistaken American assumption that rugged individualism should carry the day and trump 'collective' decisions.
- In this fashion the State could have "socialised " without confiscation the railways of this country if it had taken them over fifty years ago, promising the then owners more than they were then obtaining.
- So how does he feel about the way the debate in the US has come to be dominated by Republican-inspired attacks on Britain's NHS and other "socialised" health services which give people the treatment they need even if they cannot afford to pay for it?
- Not least is that in individualist cultures people prefer to construct identities and be "socialised" through - what they believe to be - their own efforts, the degree to which dress conformity is constructed by a canny clothes industry notwithstanding.