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Meanings of denationalisation in inglês

português
privatização
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privatització

Changing something from state to private ownership or control.

privatização
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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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IBM was accused of providing technology and training to perpetuate racial separation and the "denationalization" of black South Africans.
Reuters
Usage of denationalisation in inglês
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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
Frequent collocations
Translations for denationalisation
português
privatização
Denationalisation through the time