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Meanings of nationalisation in English

Portuguese
nacionalização
Catalan
estatització
Spanish
estatalización
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Changing something from private to state ownership or control.

nacionalização
Usage of nationalisation in English
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Seven years after its nationalisation, AIB returns to the markets this month.
The Irish Times
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Lastly, the threat of nationalisation may be a secret weapon in itself.
Reuters
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A temporary nationalisation of Opel is not under discussion, said the government spokesman.
Reuters
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But the ANC has already made clear nationalisation is not on the agenda.
Reuters
5
Once news of the loans emerged it ultimately led to the bank's nationalisation.
The Irish Times
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Opinion polls show widespread support for nationalisation of railways and utilities.
Reuters
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Private investors may also be wary of the risk of nationalisation.
Reuters
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Private investors also may be wary of the risk of nationalisation.
Reuters
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The company also repeated its warning that nationalisation could derail its strategic goals.
Reuters
10
No other banks are thought to be candidates for wholesale nationalisation.
The Irish Times
11
Profumo said on Tuesday delaying the cash call could precipitate the bank's nationalisation.
Reuters
12
SRM's action indicates it would prefer nationalisation to a Virgin rescue.
Reuters
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The argument against nationalisation is fierce -demonstrated by multiple failing state-ownedenterprises.
The South African
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Now the disparity is less glaring, and nationalisation is more likely.
Reuters
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It derives its foundational creed from the ANC's retreat from nationalisation.
The South African
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If the nationalisation of forestry was a disaster, unthinking commercialisation would be worse.
The Guardian
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