Examples of 'privatise' in a sentence
Meaning of "privatise"
To privatise means to transfer a business, organization, or industry from state ownership to private ownership and control. This term is often used in the context of government-owned enterprises being sold to private investors
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- Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of privatize.
How to use "privatise" in a sentence
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A plan to privatise the group subsequently collapsed.
Several attempts were made to privatise the industry.
Not to privatise would be the best solution.
There are several ways to privatise public services.
Privatise the premises for your event.
You can also privatise the boat.
Afghan government rejects proposals to privatise war.
First they privatise the public sector.
They are underfunding it because they want to privatise it.
The decision to privatise it was a purely economic one.
There are things that you can not privatise.
It is possible to privatise the restaurant for a group.
The only way to salvage them is to privatise them.
Fully privatise the telecommunications and electricity sectors.
You now want to privatise the terminal.
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They privatise the gains and socialise the losses.
They are demanding he privatise and cuts subsidies.
Privatise the whole lot.
Seventy per cent of what we privatise goes to strategic investors.
To privatise water is simply immoral.
Chile tries to privatise the sea.
Privatise other state industries.
There are plans to privatise this company.
We will continue supporting affiliates to resist specific attempts to privatise.
Let us privatise all the hospitals.
That man who wanted to privatise the railways.
Attempts to privatise the company or parts of it have so far been.
The one that came to privatise the railway.
Attempts to privatise health care and pensions should be opposed.
You may also request to privatise the room.
They tried to privatise a number of sectors in the economy.
Some countries have rejected proposals to privatise prisons.
No rush to privatise government owned banks.
The ruling could thwart plans to privatise the company.
Privatise the beach.
Attempts are being made to privatise public education.
Government should now halt any other intention to privatise.
It is generally much easier to privatise a public service than to remunicipalise it.
He claimed that the government was not going to privatise the ports.
Hawke was also able to privatise several large government enterprises.
There are not too many state enterprises left to privatise.
It is unwise to privatise them blindly.
There would be no need to privatise.
Deregulate and privatise education.
We will campaign vigorously against any proposal to privatise services.
We aim to privatise all three.
They want to shut it or privatise it.
We need to privatise the government.
Next year the government intends to privatise that too.
Privatise the sky.
