Sentence examples for privatisation of war from inspiring English sources

The world, and especially the Americans, has moved a long way towards the privatisation of war.

It is about the effect of war, the effect of guilt and the privatisation of war.

The time has come to ban these companies from operating in conflict zones and end the privatisation of war".

Rather than leading the way in outsourcing wars...the British government must end the privatisation of war and hold these companies to account".

We can hardly blame them for failing to foresee the emergence of stateless terror networks like Al Qaeda, the privatisation of war, or the relentless development of ever-more autonomous weapons systems.

The Iraqi war fired the starting gun for the mass privatisation of war – the burgeoning of private security companies staffed by ex-soldiers from armies across the world parodied in the John Cusack film War, Inc.

It has become the party of war, privatisation and attacks on civil liberties.

Mr Olivera is firmly against any privatisation of water.

A vocal critic of the Iraq war and privatisation of public services, he has since allied himself with the chancellor rather than the prime minister and is identified with the leftwing "awkward squad" of union leaders.

"Wealth creators" and "aspirational middle class" are trigger words for many on the left, firing up a host of disjointed resentments: deference to the City, privatisation and war in the Middle East – prongs on the trident of demonic "Blairism".

Last week nearly half the Scottish people voted for independence in an insurgent campaign fuelled by rejection of austerity, privatisation, illegal wars and the grip of the Westminster elites.