collectivization in Korean
noun - collectivization
집단화: collectivizatio
Sentence patterns related to "collectivization"
1. Collectivization should be followed by mechanization.
2. After that we can talk of collectivization.
3. They resisted strongly against collectivization of their holdings.
4. Collectivization is the inevitab le tendency of tourism development.
5. He had launched his country along the course of collectivization.
6. The collectivization of agriculture by Stalin in the Soviet Explanation of Collectivize
7. At present the spark company is in the development collectivization stage.
8. In October 1956 collectivization began, with the establishment of collective farms.
9. Chapter three utilizesthree major characteristics of organization , for instance : complexity, standardize, collectivization.
10. BECK: Stalin forced peasants to give up their farms under the banner of collectivization.
11. The period was characterized by efforts to achieve industrialization, collectivization of agriculture and political centralization.
12. There were always some farmers who refused and ostracized the movement in the period of collectivization.
13. Attorney the profession development is rapid, presents the collectivization and the specialized tendency and so on.
14. Whole villages were compelled, by force of arms, to accept the collectivization of their holdings.
15. In U.S. S . R collectivization was imposed 1930 by draconian Methods: Which met bitter peasants'resistance.
16. We need to observe and analyze the development of world hotel collectivization in the global perspective.
17. Confronted with various challenges, collectivization or strategic alliance is a feasible approach to our single hotels.
18. Currently restructure of hospital and development of hospital collectivization are the tendency of urban hospital reform.
19. All the Balkan states, except Greece, pushed down the path of agricultural collectivization, rapid urbanization, and industrialization
20. This brought about widespread collectivization of agriculture in the Soviet Union, and by 1936, about 90% of Soviet agriculture had been Collectivized
21. Resulted in the reform of the economic system, collectivization in the media industry meets the demands of the development of the society.
22. If these four conditions are realized, the localities that now fix output quotas on a household basis will develop new forms of collectivization.
23. [ k uh- lek-t uh-vahyz ] See synonyms for: Collectivize / collectivization on Thesaurus.com verb (used with object), col·lec·ti·vized, col·lec·ti·viz·ing
24. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English collectivize col‧lec‧tiv‧ize (also Collectivise British English) / kəˈlektɪvaɪz / verb [transitive] to join privately owned farms or businesses together, so that they can be owned by the government in a Communist political system — collectivization / …
25. Furthermore, collectivization involved significant changes in the traditional village life of Russian peasants within a very short time frame, despite the long Russian rural tradition of Collectivism in the village obshchina or mir.
26. The Political Economy of Collectivized Agriculture/A Comparative Study of Communist and Non-Communist Systems assesses the political and economic impact of collectivization by surveying the experience of several nations with different forms of collective or state farming.
27. His experimental research in improved crop yields earned him the support of the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, especially following the famine and loss of productivity resulting from forced collectivization in several regions of the Soviet Union in the early 1930s.
28. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Collectivize col‧lec‧tiv‧ize (also collectivise British English) / kəˈlektɪvaɪz / verb [transitive] to join privately owned farms or businesses together, so that they can be owned by the government in a Communist political system — collectivization / …
29. A new, postwar collectivization drive began in the fall of 1948, and the last drive took place in the spring of 1950 as is evident from the statistics: 9.6 percent of farms were Collectivized by 1 January 1948, 49 percent by