Sentence examples for privatisation proposals from inspiring English sources

It's also around privatisation proposals.

Again, it is hard to see how privatisation proposals can gain sufficient political momentum without this industry's support.

Across Europe a wave of austerity-driven privatisation proposals has led to protests in Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain.

The ministry, headed by Cable, had been examining privatisation proposals for several months and City firms had been approached and asked for their advice.

Although the progress of privatisation proposals from the margin to the mainstream has been dramatic, there is a long road ahead to convince ordinary Americans that reform is in their interests.

The campaign group – the name 38 Degrees comes from the angle of the tipping point that triggers an avalanche – was one of the key opponents of the privatisation proposals.

He actually supported an earlier, less modest, "privatisation" proposal put forward by Bill Clinton.

That would enable us to negotiate directly, to get on with the plan we have," he said of the privatisation proposal.

We have seen – but cannot disclose because of a confidentiality agreement – the details of unpublished plans to radically alter the way the Land Registry operates, which would mean mass job losses and office closures and to which this privatisation proposal is inextricably linked.

The government will also sell between 40.1% and 52.2% of the Royal Mail under its privatisation proposal.

"We consider the terms of the privatisation proposal to be fair and reasonable," said Somerley, the financial adviser.