Sentence examples for Kinds of privatization from inspiring English sources

The negotiations over Cyprus have been complicated by President Dimitris Christofias, who is the only communist leader in the European Union and is an opponent of raising money through the kinds of privatization of government assets that would be demanded by the troika.

"But my worry is there will be some kind of privatization," involving a hotel or a spa.

MICHAEL WATKINS: You need to recognize that really doing this kind of privatization and winnowing across an organization is a kind of change management exercise.

And though some conservatives dislike the Gates Foundation's choices and others think the money would do more good left in the marketplace, many favor this kind of privatization.

And in case you were wondering, no, the kind of privatization ALEC promotes isn't in the public interest; instead of success stories, what we're getting is a series of scandals.

But the kind of privatization represented by the gun-toting Iraq war contractors has created what she called "a live war military-industrial complex" — that is, an industry that depends for its profits, even its existence, on hot wars, wars that kill people.

The circumstantial evidence is that some kind of "privatization of profits" is going on.

With Sarkozy installed in the Elysée Palace, some kind of privatization is bound to happen.

The war was its own kind of privatization, which is what Mary Kaldor was saying back then.

Instead they got a report from a firm whose MO is making money from exactly the kind of privatization Rahman vocally opposes.

Whether it was the allotment system, a kind of privatization of Indian land that resulted in transferring about 100 million acres to non-Native Americans, or the Reagan administration's "New Federalism," which in the name of self-determination cut funding for American Indian development, the federal government has too often blocked Native American advancement rather than supported it.