Sentence examples for opened to private from inspiring English sources

After a 50-year monopoly, the Brazilian oil industry recently opened to private and foreign companies.

The act called for the "unbundling" of generation from transmission and distribution, which was to be opened to private competition.

Instead, the market should be opened to private lotteries, some of which could, if they chose, compete on the basis of support for good causes.

The National Agrarian Confederation was dissolved in 1978; the state fishing enterprise was denationalized; mining projects were opened to private investors; and more foreign investment was encouraged.

Infrastructure projects will be opened to private investors, foreign-currency restrictions will be eased and the Damascus stock exchange will see new listings.

The Commission claims it is not concerned about the privatization of national companies such as Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom; the Commission only demands that their national markets be opened to private competition by 1998.

Open to private business and recreational aircraft, it relieves Los Angeles International Airport of some smaller plane traffic.

Two sliding glass doors opened to a private balcony with cushy lounge chairs.

Then in 1994, three years after India began embracing market reforms, telecom was opened to the private sector.

It was opened to the private sector only 16 years ago and has too many players.

The latter is not open to private vehicles.