Sentence examples for fully privatising from inspiring English sources

We are witnessing, in effect, the piecemeal introduction of exactly the kind of uncapped fees that the Browne review first recommended in October 2010 – and this is based on an ideological commitment to fully privatising higher education.

The speed and proportion of removals is praised simply due to the number of takedowns," it added, concluding that: "The Commission's approach of fully privatising freedom of expression online, it's almost complete indifference diligent assessment of the impacts of this privatisation".

Under Mr Klaus not a single bank was fully privatised.

The Royal Mail should have been fully privatised many years ago.

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.

This was the route taken with Royal Mail before that was fully privatised.

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.

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.

Discovery is still interested in buying a stake in Channel 4, despite the government backing off on plans to fully privatise the channel.

Shares in Shanghai Automotive, a carmaker, Handan, Wudan and Angang (all steelmakers), and Yangzi and Qilu (in petrochemicals) have risen on the expectation that they will be first to be fully privatised.