Sentence examples for fully privatized from inspiring English sources

Nicaragua's telecommunications sector is fully privatized.

Although Slovenia's telecommunications market had been fully privatized by 2001, only a few companies dominate the sector.

Additional privatizations were also planned, and some services, such as cellular, paging, and satellite communications, were fully privatized by the early 21st century.

"It's very important to me to have the affordable housing trust fund, and you can't do that with a fully privatized entity".

But if the state has to regulate marriage to protect married women or minors in some ways, then it has not fully privatized marriage or eliminated "marriage" from our laws.

At the other end of the spectrum, "human-capital contracts" can be fully privatized, with students offering investors a share of their prospective earnings in return for an upfront investment.

It failed in large part because President Bush wanted to fully privatize them and feared that if they were adequately reformed, privatization would lose steam.

This administration has pulled few punches in its desire to fully privatize education in this country.

As envisioned, that plan would not fully privatize the lottery system, and the state would retain control.

Now six private companies have secured licenses for providing fixed-line telephone services in India, and the government has said it intends to fully privatize the telephone business by 2004.

Ms. Nanninga has said that there will then be a period for the companies to examine the deal more closely, followed by negotiations with one of them aimed at fully privatizing the 16-acre, 10-million-square-foot complex by next year.