Examples of 'renationalisation' in a sentence
Meaning of "renationalisation"
renationalisation (noun) - the process of bringing a previously privately owned enterprise back under public ownership
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- Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of renationalization.
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Renationalisation is also a tool we can work with.
The crisis has favoured renationalisation of operations.
Renationalisation is not the right solution.
Serbian law allows such renationalisation of ports.
Renationalisation of the debt markets has been particularly rapid.
Even dangerous divisions and renationalisation trends are cropping up.
But regionalisation does not mean some form of renationalisation.
The idea of renationalisation is losing ground.
Let us forget any thoughts of renationalisation.
It argues that renationalisation is needed to tackle water poverty.
I would certainly oppose any move towards renationalisation.
This would lead to the renationalisation of waste disposal.
The renationalisation resulted in a decrease in debts and network losses.
Cofinancing does not imply the renationalisation of agricultural policy.
Renationalisation of the energy industry.
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We must reject any attempt at renationalisation.
I said that renationalisation is only the first step.
Angry passengers call for renationalisation.
Renationalisation of agricultural policy.
It is therefore possible to see why renationalisation would spell trouble.
Renationalisation of services and commons that have been privatised in the country.
The first is the potential for renationalisation of competition policy.
Renationalisation of the policy or parts of the policy are strongly rejected by the CoR.
Today we are again discussing renationalisation and direct national contributions.
This principle must not serve as a pretext for renationalisation.
At no time has renationalisation been proposed.
It was never our intention that subsidiarity should imply a move towards renationalisation.
Even dangerous renationalisation is cropping up.
Cofinancing is certainly not a dirty word and does not imply a renationalisation of policy.
Many see cofinancing as the renationalisation of the common agricultural policy.
Renationalisation should not be the only option for giving this fund more weight and visibility.
They do not require renationalisation.
It also supports renationalisation of the railways and the public utilities.
That precludes any renationalisation.
The renationalisation of Bolivian oil and gas is not enough.
It shares itsconcern to avoid at all costs any renationalisation of competitionpolicy.
The renationalisation of the railways of Britain continues to have popular support.
There is rather a certain renationalisation.
To prevent renationalisation is actually the motto of Luxembourg politicians of all colours.
We do not need renationalisation.
Concern about renationalisation is particularly strong in the context of fiscal pressures on the CAP.
Decentralisation without renationalisation.
Renationalisation of the priorities of EU member states reached a new landmark with the refugee crisis.
This is not renationalisation.
We must defend cohesion policy as a Community policy that is a bulwark against attempts at renationalisation.
I am opposed to renationalisation.
This partial renationalisation of competition policy could involve higher costs for Member States.
It is definitely renationalisation.
Would renationalisation mean any more fish?
No decentralised fisheries management can justify a renationalisation of the common fisheries policy.
