Sentence examples for fully privatised from inspiring English sources
Under Mr Klaus not a single bank was fully privatised.
This was the route taken with Royal Mail before that was fully privatised.
The Royal Mail should have been fully privatised many years ago.
With the banks now back in public ownership only five years after being fully privatised, the party's market-based policy agenda is coming under increasing scrutiny.
His unspoken hope is probably that state banks will be fully privatised and forced to raise their game.All this is easier said than done.
Indian bankers joke that all the fiddly rules they face have become the envy of regulators throughout the world.All this has led to a reappraisal of whether state banks should be fully privatised in the long term.
To fully privatise a government service is to get the government out of the business altogether.
The Tories, we've now learned, want to fully privatise the postal service.
Discovery is still interested in buying a stake in Channel 4, despite the government backing off on plans to fully privatise the channel.
You are individuals". The Conservatives are adamant they won't go down the schools for-profit route, all too aware that any move to fully privatise education would be explosive.
Its centralised economy of the last five decades has left it at odds with its Western European neighbours, propelling its government to partially or fully privatise many large companies, banks and insurers in its attempt to ensure it remains competitive within the EU and global markets.
