Sentence examples for reverted to private from inspiring English sources

With Poland's shift toward democracy in the early 1990s, the estate reverted to private ownership, but the only thing the owner did was to fence the site.

After circulation of copies of Rumours of Rain was held up for six months by the South African authorities in 1978, Brink reverted to private distribution for A Dry White Season.

No further military use was made of the bunker and the land on which it stands reverted to private ownership.

Some 15% of the vast company the world's biggest generator of nuclear power is set to revert to private ownership in the next few weeks.The sale, which could raise up to €7 billion ($8.4 billion), has proved highly controversial.

Saville Gordon Estates agreed to a $723 million deal with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter to revert to private ownership because of concerns that Saville's share price does not reflect the value of its properties, which include warehouses and industrial sites.

The various means of construction subsequently complicated access and use of these facilities with some previously communal or shared facilities reverting to private use after commissioning and in some cases, being altogether abandoned due to mismanagement.Findings show that 11% of the sanitation facilities were pay per use and therefore semi-public.

By 1894, it had been altered again, this time into an elegant inn, and then reverted to a private residence in the 1950s.

Baird recounted what else the tribe will lose if all appeals are exhausted, and the land reverts to private land ownership status.

Upon reaching the 2/7th, Saunders reverted to the rank of private.

The entrance to the Cross-Harbour Tunnel, which was built in the 1970s under a private tender but reverted to government control in 1999, is permanently gridlocked, partly thanks to tolls that are too low, especially at peak hours.

Or the system could revert to all-private ownership.