Sentence examples for problem with the privatisation of from inspiring English sources

The fundamental problem with the privatisation of public services is that, once they're gone, they're gone.

The problem with the privatisation of the rail network is that the people have no say.

Hostilities began in the 1990s, with the privatisation of the state electricity commission, ETSA.

Mr Cardoso was also investigating fraud worth $14m, to do with the privatisation of a state-owned bank.

With the introduction of £9,000 fees along with the privatisation of universities, people are already being forced out of education.

FEW would now argue with the idea that the privatisation of Britain's railways was badly mishandled.

Sims said the problem is the hefty price increases that accompany the privatisation of these assets.

Talking about independence is the best way to forget the real problems in Catalonia, such as unemployment, homelessness and the privatisation of public health.

The privatisation of public assets was combined with financial deregulation in an attempt to fuel economic growth.

The privatisation of state services is a reflection of two problems in Britain.

The privatisation of the probation service, otherwise known as the Transforming Rehabilitation programme, has also caused problems, Samuels says.