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Significados de denationalization en inglés

portugués
privatização
catalán
privatització

Changing something from state to private ownership or control.

privatização
Sinónimos
Examples for "privatisation"
Examples for "privatisation"
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Then consider how much the Japanese government needs this privatisation to work.
Reuters
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They have exposed plans that could lead to the privatisation of water.
The Irish Times
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A prominent example is the privatisation of passenger rail in the UK.
The South African
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Workers in companies earmarked for privatisation also walked off the job yesterday.
The Irish Times
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I wonder whether privatisation is the only cure for such basket cases.
The Guardian
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I don't see any problems with privatization in this sector, Kudrin said.
Reuters
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In Ideas today we're taking a look at the privatization of war.
Radio NZ
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The model for the privatization is yet to be decided, officials said.
Reuters
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Strangelove with its satirical attack on the privatization of the Iraq War.
Reuters
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Granted, complete privatization of political conventions may not be appropriate... View Article
The new yorker
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Great disturbance would not be caused at present by the suggestion of denationalisation.
The Riddle of the Rhine: Chemical Strategy in Peace and War
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That is the deathly element in denationalisation; that it poisons life itself, the most real of all realities.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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You marred education, perverting it into a discipline of denationalisation, and that virus has not yet been expelled.
The Open Secret of Ireland
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Sunak's budget had one message: that the British economy is in the ownership of central government, as not seen since denationalisation in the 1980s.
The Guardian
Uso de denationalization en inglés
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IBM was accused of providing technology and training to perpetuate racial separation and the "denationalization" of black South Africans.
Reuters
Translations for denationalization
portugués
privatização
Denationalization a través del tiempo