Sentence examples for resisting privatisation from inspiring English sources

Various ministries are resisting privatisation.

With the occupation over, campaigners are looking at other means of resisting privatisation if the movement isn't to grind to a screeching halt.

They resist privatisation, not least because they fear layoffs.

Previous governments, perhaps lulled by Slovenia's relative prosperity, resisted privatisation.

We challenged unfair trade treaties before it was fashionable to do so and have always resisted privatisation and corporate power.

Students have occupied parts of the building since Thursday 3 February, as a 'last resort' to resist privatisation after declaring that communicating with management down the conventional channels had become 'impossible'impossible

Our demands centre on four key issues: keep healthcare free at the point of need and resist privatisation; ensure equal access to arts education by scrapping student fees and ending cuts to creative subjects in schools and universities; provide affordable homes and studios by capping rents; and invest in the arts, which generate a significant cash benefit to the taxpayer.

Thatcher always resisted rail privatisation and was said to have told Transport Secretary Nicholas Ridley "Railway privatisation will be the Waterloo of this government.

The public, he says, sometimes resists the privatisation of a public resource and if government gets too involved in the details of the privatisation (rather than leaving it to the fishermen to work out), it can end up politically messy.

Protesters said they targeted areas used for conferences and not teaching facilities, and claim on their Twitter page, @occupy_sussex, to resist "enforced privatisation of University jobs".

Oil privatisation is a red line for the unions in occupied Iraq, and a red rag to the workers on the front line, who have vowed to resist any privatisation of what they see as national assets.