Sentence examples for more privatised from inspiring English sources

Assemble's win signifies a larger move away from the gallery into public space that is becoming ever more privatised.

Despite this, the current Australian government (and other Australian decision makers) are pursuing strategies to adopt a more privatised system.

The next frontier will be a wave of ground-scraping mega-buildings looking to gobble up our streets, making an ever more privatised, polarised city, all conveniently swept indoors.

"People in the arts are basically paying the price for this new regime where we pay no tax and where we get less public service and more privatised service," he says.

The expectation is therefore that the more privatised the economy, the more rewards go to people who are highly educated.

'Local Self-contained Networks' reflect a more privatised household-centred lifestyle with reliance on neighbours if essential.

Roads could be more easily privatised, and rates varied accordingly.

This means that while privatising high country land, the Crown was giving a bulk discount – the more land it privatised, the less it charged per hectare.

Doctors' groups argued they would lead to a more fragmented and privatised system.

The most senior judge in England and Wales also warned about the possible dangers of more prosecutions being privatised as state funding is being cut for both the police and Crown Prosecution Service, writing: "There is an increase in private prosecutions at a time of retrenchment of state activity".

Public space has changed – become privatised and more crowded.