Sentence examples for opening to private from inspiring English sources

Plenty remember Cuba's first, limited opening to private enterprise in the 1990s (following the fourth party congress, in 1991), when people were allowed to let out rooms and run their own restaurants.

To all of them (and to others, who know all about it), such dodgy deals—"on the left" is the accidentally apt phrase are a necessary way of life.Even for those who have taken advantage of the limited opening to private enterprise designed to help Cuba through the worst of the post-Soviet "special period", a bit on the left is obligatory.

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.

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

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.

In addition, the oil industry has been opened to private and foreign investment.

Mexico's electricity industry will be opened to private ownership of new plants.

Icenium, which opened to private beta last summer, has a build once, deploy many capability.

Shrewdly betting on telecom, they got in early after the sector opened to private companies in the 1990s.