Sentence examples for big wave of privatisation from inspiring English sources
The last big wave of privatisation done in his name saw too many state assets dropping cheaply into the hands of a well-connected few.
The truth is that we are currently in the midst of the biggest wave of privatisation since the heyday of Margaret Thatcher.
The analysis was crowdfunded by supporters of We Own It on the back of concerns that the government is pressing ahead with what is expected to be the biggest wave of privatisations since Margaret Thatcher was in Downing Street.
George Osborne is keen to press ahead with selling off £20bn-worth of public assets, including stakes in the bailed-out banks, by the end of this parliament, in what is expected to be the biggest wave of privatisations since Margaret Thatcher was in Downing Street.
"You can have a big-wave result," Mr. Cook said, "without a big wave of voters".
Another: the big wave of immigration that began around 1970.
The first wave of privatisation and deregulation, begun nearly twenty years ago, has largely run its course.
There is also the pressure to copy reforms that have succeeded elsewhere, much like the wave of privatisation that spread across Europe from Britain.
A new property tax is in the pipeline, a wave of privatisation has begun and the government has pledged to shed 15,000 jobs from its overstaffed public sector.
