Sentence examples for privatized from inspiring English sources

Singapore has privatized its airline system, for example, which now competes with a mixture of privately and publicly owned international airlines.

As a result, many Americans now believe that the rules are rigged against them for the benefit of a few politically-connected financial speculators: privatized gains and socialized losses.

MOUNTING toward his conclusion in a much-discussed post attempting fairly and precisely to pinpoint the ways in which libertarians have and have not made the world lousy, Ezra Klein says this:That libertarian dreams of a privatized (or completely dismantled) Medicare system haven't come to pass is no more relevant than dreams of minarchy.

Lithuania's telecommunications sector is privatized.

Formerly state-owned farms have been privatized.

Japan privatized its national railway in 1987.

Nicaragua's telecommunications sector is fully privatized.

The broadcasting sector also has been privatized.

Some state-owned industrial enterprises were privatized.

The Belize Broadcasting Network, which was privatized in 1998, provides television programming in English and Spanish and operates many radio stations; however, it does not broadcast news on weekends or holidays.

Although Slovenia's telecommunications market had been fully privatized by 2001, only a few companies dominate the sector.