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Meanings of nationalise in English

Portuguese
nacionalizar
Catalan
nacionalitzar

Put under state control or ownership.

nacionalizar
Usage of nationalise in English
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The academics want to nationalise the banks and the bureaucrats want Nama.
The Irish Times
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And their first move will be to nationalise all the big industries.
Mufti
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The government has said it will neither rescue nor nationalise Oceanografia.
Reuters
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The Michael Foot Labour party wanted to nationalise most of the solar system.
The Guardian
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Algeria has since started interviewing potential advisers to help nationalise the contested unit.
Reuters
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The US and Britain were enraged by Mossadegh's decision to nationalise Iranian oil.
The Guardian
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It has campaigned to nationalise the country's banks and energy companies.
The Guardian
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The 86-year-old leader repeated threats to nationalise foreign firms which operate in Zimbabwe.
The Irish Times
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It is time to take control and fully nationalise this bank.
The Guardian
10
Zuma has denied it is government policy to nationalise the mines.
Reuters
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He was director until the decision to nationalise it in 2009.
The Irish Times
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There are also reports of a new wave of attempts to nationalise private schools.
The South African
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It includes plans to kickstart stalled markets and partly to nationalise distressed financial institutions.
The Irish Times
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The government has threatened to nationalise the bank if a deal can't be found.
Reuters
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And France has stated its readiness to nationalise large businesses.
The South African
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Potential plans to nationalise the reserve bank Mismanagement of SOEs.
The South African
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