Sentence examples for first wave of privatization from inspiring English sources
He added that the first wave of privatization would be carried out "soon".
Unlike some other Yeltsin-era politicians, Chubais did not line his own pockets during the first wave of privatization and is not doing so now.
Thus, to avoid long-term stagnation, China will soon have to embark on a second wave of privatization, as the government is running out of options to fund further growth.
In 1993 as France announced a second wave of privatizations including BNP Renault and Air France, John Fund in the Wall Street Journal wrote "A French Lesson for Clinton" attacking Clinton's initial tax increases and calling on the new president to emulate Mitterrand's pragmatic recognition of "the world wide tide toward lower tax rates and economic freedom".
The frantic handling of the first wave of proposals--necessary because rules dictated that the initial budget, the result from privatizations, had to be spent this year--doesn't bode well, says cell biologist Bruno Goud of the Curie Institute in Paris.
Neda joined the first wave of protests.
The first wave of drivers stared, unconvinced.
So a second wave of transmission continued.
The second wave of looters were strangers.
