Pledging to push through privatisation, deregulation and social welfare reforms, the coalition government adopted the English slogan Speed Kills, meaning those against the changes would be swept aside, rather than the Ginsbergian interpretation.
Under Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada, a reforming president who pushed through privatisations, growth rose to 5% and Bolivia seemed set for rapid development.
Penelope Gibbs Director, Transform Justice The Guardian was strangely muted at the time Chris Grayling was pushing through the privatisation of the probation service, as if you too were convinced it was failing and indifferent to its fate as a respected and necessary public body.
and pushed through fierce resistance.
The political implications of pushing through the biggest privatisation in NHS history two months before a general election were too serious.
In early August 2005 the then-prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, called a snap election to push through postal privatisation.
The shadow Justice Secretary, Lord Falconer, said the decision to appoint Sodexo showed that former justice secretary Chris Grayling had been too keen to push through his privatisation programme.
The hardest task will be pushing through a €50 billion privatisation programme which is openly opposed by Mr Papandreou's closest cabinet allies, Tina Birbili, the environment and energy minister, and Louka Katseli, the labour minister.Europe wants even more Greek austerity.
The hardest task will be pushing through a €50 billion privatisation programme which is openly opposed by Mr Papandreou's closest cabinet allies, Tina Birbili, the environment and energy minister, and Louka Katseli, the labour minister.If the sovereign-debt crisis had been confined to Greece, it could be treated as a special case that did not threaten the euro area as a whole.
Republican governors in Virginia and Pennsylvania have failed to push through promised privatisations of state liquor stores, despite their party's control of both state legislatures.
