Sentence examples for privatized countries from inspiring English sources

The European Audiovisual Observatory reported that in newly privatized countries such as Hungary and Poland, television has sustained film production by taking up the slack left by weakened public funding.

If these people want to create their own privatized countries, they should practice what they preach, and "take their chances on the open market".

Governments across the former U.S.S.R. watched in disbelief as he not only rapidly privatized state industries but also abolished most of the country's regulatory agencies.

The country's lagging efforts to privatize state assets are also on the agenda.

In the late 1990s the government of Brazil privatized the country's freight lines.

These countries privatized their state-controlled economies in stages and saw much better health outcomes than nearby countries that opted for mass privatizations and layoffs, which caused severe economic and social disruptions.

Brown has been getting good reviews for his aggressive jump into essentially privatizing his country's banking establishment, so much so that the US and other countries are copying Brown's "money for equity" bank-support scheme to try to stimulate banks to once again make loans to each other.

In particular, a land reform bill introduced in 1993 sought to privatize the country's ejidos, or communal farms.

Some critics called for privatizing the country's penitentiaries.

He worked with the Mongolian government in privatizing the country's herd of 24 million yaks.

While appealing to labour with promises not to privatize the country's social security and health care systems, Saca made anticommunism a major issue and warned that an FMLN victory would destroy El Salvador's good relations with the United States.