Sentence examples for privatisation means from inspiring English sources

Creeping privatisation means every aspect of our society is being divided up and parcelled out.

Privatisation means that railway and bus companies fail to coordinate timetables and charge too much.

"Privatisation means that the police will be less accountable to the public.

The failure to sell stakes in large public energy and engineering concerns suggests that Mr Berlusconi thinks that privatisation means raising cash without losing control.

But $1.5 billion went on arms purchases, which involved huge kickbacks stashed in foreign bank accounts.To the average Peruvian, privatisation means not just corruption but higher utility tariffs and job lossesTo the average Peruvian, privatisation means not just corruption but higher utility tariffs and job losses.

Privatisation means diversion from existing use and diversions create water wars and water conflicts.Mr Hoffmann's solution to water scarcity is the rich stealing from the poor, through water markets and water trade.

On December 18th the Russian government could, by some estimates, receive more than $3 billion when it sells its 74.95% stake in Slavneft, an oil company comfortably the biggest sum ever raised in a Russian privatisation.Russia has come a long way since the days when "privatisation" meant deals done in private by aspiring billionaires.

This, and the earlier privatisation, mean that the French taxpayer has twice got the worse of a deal with Lagardère.In oral evidence to a French parliamentary committee in June, Mr Forgeard denied that he (or other insiders who sold shares in March) had done anything wrong.

But it was soon clear that privatisation meant books would cost the state much more than before.

Part-privatisation means that there will be two levels of management working in parallel.

The reader argues that privatisation would mean laying off 2,500 ABC store employees and that, unless liquor taxes rise substantially, it would also mean $178m in lost revenue over the first four years:The taxpayers of Virginia would witness a theft from the state treasury in order to make a few wealthy out-of-state individuals richer.