Sentence examples for a partial privatization of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush would turn to a partial privatization of the system.

Those concerns drove Mr. Bush in 2005 to propose a partial privatization of the program.

He supported a partial privatization of Social Security, and tried to follow through on it early in his second term.

The union took the lead among labor unions in beating back Mr. Bush's plan for a partial privatization of Social Security.

Mr. Bush recently called for a partial privatization of Social Security that would allow people to divert some of their contributions to private investment accounts.

But as president, he could find himself pressured into proposing a partial privatization of Social Security, in effect, mimicking Mr. Bush.

He is making Social Security reform, including a partial privatization, a centerpiece of his second term.

It is in an unusual position: despite a partial privatization in 1997, two-thirds of the company's work force are still classified as public servants and cannot be fired.

We all know what happened: Bush pushed an issue (partial privatization of Social Security) untethered from the main issue upon which he ran (national security), and Democrats quickly found their voice in opposition.

The most ready answer is a partial privatization.

The practice of centralized economic decision making had not been overcome, while the newly autonomous enterprises moved toward a rather spontaneous, chaotic partial privatization of questionable legality, but with a significant middle-level nomenklatura component.