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Meanings of privatize in English
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privatizar Catalan
privatitzar Usage of privatize in English
1
He also stands by his 2004 plan to partially privatize Social Security.
2
Many critics complained that banks privatize their profits and socialize their losses.
3
Over the longer term, the government also plans to privatize KDB Financial Group.
4
Yet several deadlines to privatize the system have come and gone.
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Now oil prices are recovering, the imperative to privatize is fading.
6
Genting had proposed to acquire and privatize Empire at the time.
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Trump intends to not just expand mass incarceration but to further privatize it.
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France has said it intends to privatize ADP in 2019 if market conditions permit.
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Many lawmakers also opposed the administration's proposal to privatize the air traffic control system.
10
They say the board is trying to privatize and corporatize the public school system.
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The government announced its intention to privatize IMI in 2013.
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Throughout the world, efforts to privatize nationwide phone networks continue.
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His proposal to privatize the state-run liquor system also fell short for a second year.
14
Greece, despite the crisis, has barely even begun to privatize or start collecting back taxes.
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And this deal will help Rosneft to privatize it.
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Bolsonaro had previously promised to privatize some state-controlled companies.
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