Sentence examples for effective privatisation from inspiring English sources

For critics of this system, the use of blood money amounts to the effective privatisation of Pakistan's legal system.

But it laments too much the abandonment of collectivised agriculture.Mr Gittings believes that China's post-Mao policies have caused the "effective privatisation" of land.

That night, as a barely elected government approved the effective privatisation of the British university system, thousands of students and school pupils were kettled for hours in the freezing cold, some hospitalised with broken bones and head injuries after being charged by police horses.

While attention has been focussed on fees, the really big change could turn out to have been the effective privatisation of university teaching and the new market that might herald.

Ironically, the right-to-buy policy – the effective privatisation of public housing – is often cited as the beginning of the end for Britain's once-proud estates.

In effect, mass privatisation was mass murder.

However, others are less optimistic about the effects of privatisation.

Labor wants to amend the government proposal to insist that a cost/benefit analysis be carried out before any infrastructure project proceeds; and to give the parliament an effective right of veto over privatisations.

Mr Starkey also wants to stop police privatisation, create a more effective service and keep decision making local.

In addition to the benefits for food security and opportunities for commercial cropping in some sites (Mara, Tarangire), cultivation has been an effective means of staking claim during land privatisation and subdivision e.g. Kenya, Mara; (Thompson et al. 2009), and countering protected area expansion e.g. Tanzania, Tarangire; (Sachedina and Chenevix Trench 2009).

Mass privatisation was not the most important or effective part of "shock therapy" and the rise in death rates is out of synch with efforts at economic reform.