Sentence examples for privatized road from inspiring English sources
"Nobody ever imagined privatized road companies," Mr. Shiozaki said.
In the suburbs of Denver, a 99-year contract prevents affected municipalities from making improvements to nearby roads that might compete with the privatized road and interfere with the corporate profits.
A privatized toll road in Texas wasn't meeting the project revenue targets.
Increasingly, they will make controversial decisions to privatize roads, parking meters and other public services.
It's why the movement to privatize toll roads never really took off.
State, county and municipal governments across the country are entertaining the notion of privatizing toll roads, water utilities and other essential services, as well as many non-essential services traditionally managed by state and local governments.
To obtain a strong rate of return from privatizing existing toll roads, investors must collect far more in tolls than the amount they pay for the lease.
They have the misfortune of being part of a group of 163 special public corporations--which perform functions ranging from building toll roads to running Japan's public broadcasting system--that Koizumi has declared must be either privatized or dismantled.
Gov. Jon S. Corzine has been pushing to privatize New Jersey's toll roads, much as Governor Daniels did in Indiana when he leased the road for 75 years and received a $3.8 billion lump sum, which he earmarked for transportation projects.
PAGE 29 A FISCAL TEST DRIVE The privatization of a toll road that slices through northern Indiana could be instructive for New Jersey, where Gov. Jon S. Corzine has considered privatizing New Jersey's toll roads.
It deregulated and privatized.
