英語 での The middle classes の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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But, hundreds of millions of people have joined the middle classes.
It is the rise of capitalism, imperialism, rationalism, and the middle classes that are going to buy art and consume literature.”.
A part of the middle classes has become conscious of the high cost of the coup in both political and economic terms and it now supports a movement which seeks to re-establish democracy.
Bread has migrated to tropical countries, where the middle classes now eat French rolls and hamburgers and where the commuters find bread much more handy to use than rice or cassava.
By the 1930s, electric home features, such as lighting fixtures, became widely available to the middle classes, and their design became refined to the point where lighting was more readily integrated into home decor.
Bread has migrated to tropical countries, where the middle classes now eat French rolls and hamburgers and where the commuters find bread much more handy to use than rice or cassava.
In view of the worldwide population growth as well as industrial progress in many developing countries and the associated growth of the middle classes, there is increasing demand for vegetable proteins and fermentation products for the food and animal feed industries.
According to figures from Prudential, inheritance tax mainly affects the middle classes and particularly those living in the property hotspots of London and south-east England.
Social networks, television box sets and online gaming are new distractions, especially for the poor, while the middle classes opt for package holidays in Turkey, Thailand and the Red Sea, or cultural tours of Europe.
The middle classes of Brussels also appreciate his beers, and he is able to open a depot in Laken.
In India, for example, the social and political changes of the 1980s and 1990s, in which the middle classes were such significant actors, were associated, too, with a shift in their values.
They plan a new feudalism that will impoverish the middle classes, depopulate and enslave the masses, and leave only the rich served by a technocracy.
Most importantly, this may be because, as in the Director's Law, the middle classes use democracy to redistribute to themselves.
Based on current trends, in 2030 around two-thirds of the middle classes worldwide- nearly 3 billion people- will be in Asia.
But while preserving themselves and even growing numerically- the old and the new petty bourgeoisie compose a little less than one-half of the German nation- the middle classes have lost the last shadow of independence.
Against the moralistic fury of the middle classes, we must erect a model of political thinking which sees change as the productive result of societal struggles.
Because of the feverish development of German capitalism, which pitilessly drove the middle classes into the background, the German bourgeoisie was never able to assume a position in political life like that of their older French cousins.