Sentence examples for privatized as from inspiring English sources

Public schools are being privatized, as are whole towns.

And the management of nuclear-security forces was increasingly privatized as well.

We've privatized as much as we can privatize but we're still looking to do more".

We had three or four teams; each team would come back and make a report for the government that provided a clearer picture of the condition of each factory and whether or not it could be privatized as is.

In 1993, the Social Security Institute was once again made directly responsible for the health care of workers in the formal sector, and its services in turn were privatized as it contracted outpatient services to private insurance companies, while private hospital wards were established within MINSA for the in-patient services.

Lloyds is likely to be the first to be privatized, as its current share price is above the government's breakeven price of 61.20 pence, or 93 cents.

The government's latest austerity measures include a plan to privatize as much as 49 percent of Aena, placing under private management the two biggest airports, in Madrid and Barcelona — a divestment opposed by labor unions.

The government's latest measures include a plan to privatize as much as 49 percent of Aena, thereby placing under private management the country's two biggest airports, in Madrid and Barcelona — a divestment opposed by labor unions.

As governor, Mr. Ridge was determined to persuade the system to privatize as much as possible in return for a new infusion of cash from the state.

They want to privatize as much as they can!...

The private equity world has sought in recent years to reverse that perception, pointing to a number of deals that have benefited newly privatized companies, as well as their employees, investors and customers.