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Meanings of nationalize in English

Portuguese
nacionalizar
Catalan
nacionalitzar

Put under state control or ownership.

nacionalizar
Usage of nationalize in English
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He has said he will nationalize any bank that fails in Venezuela.
Reuters
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Caracas said on Wednesday it will nationalize the Argentine steelmaker's Venezuelan unit.
Reuters
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To nationalize a people has never meant merely to centralize their government.
The Promise of American Life
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One factor which may come into play is international pressure not to nationalize.
Reuters
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Governments around the world could take equity stakes or nationalize institutions.
Reuters
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Details, if fairly studied, would do much to nationalize our architecture.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 4, April, 1864
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RAIL Labour wants to nationalize the rail industry within five years of winning power.
Reuters
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Another issue with the rules: They don't nationalize the commanding heights of the economy.
NY Magazine
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He fulfilled protesters' demands to nationalize the gas industry after taking office in 2006.
Reuters
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It came in April 1951, when the Majlis voted to nationalize Iran's oil production.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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Labour's plans to nationalize some utilities are already having an impact on corporate debt prices.
Reuters
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I say nationalize, but you know what I mean.
A nose for justice
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Now because of what's happened with the TARP and then the decision not to nationalize.
The new yorker
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We had to nationalize Continental Illinois, people forget that.
The new yorker
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Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said France might nationalize big companies reeling from the market fallout.
Reuters
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The vote comes against a backdrop of riots and opposition calls to nationalize the Kumtor mine.
Reuters
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