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Changing something from private to state ownership or control.

estatalización
Uso de nationalisation en inglés
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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
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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
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No other banks are thought to be candidates for wholesale nationalisation.
The Irish Times
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Profumo said on Tuesday delaying the cash call could precipitate the bank's nationalisation.
Reuters
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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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Translations for nationalisation
Nationalisation a través del tiempo
Nationalisation por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
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Reino Unido
Común