Sentence examples for scrap privatisation from inspiring English sources

Scrap privatisation, say some.

2) Alternative: Right next door to Labour's official (non)event, a positive alternative – save the planet, stop the war, scrap privatisation.

He scrapped the privatisation of two electricity companies.

Razzall dismissed concerns that the Royal Mail's universal service obligation – which requires it to deliver letters six days a week to anywhere in the country – would be scrapped after privatisation.

And it is national opposition to privatisation, to the scrapping of subsidies and to deregulation of energy and other markets that slows growth.

Historically, its "structural adjustment programs" forced many poor countries to scrap welfare policies and pursue privatisations under the so-called "Washington Consensus", exacerbating economic inequalities.

"Whether that's scrapping nuclear weapons or reversing the privatisation in our NHS, whether that's returning local schools to local control or bringing rail back into public ownership".

Scrap the Health and Social Care Act and end "creeping privatisation" of the NHS.

Mr Halsall said his campaign was built around a fundamental belief in "evidence based policy", adding that reversing the privatisation of the NHS and scrapping tuition fees were key policies together with surveillance, digital rights and copyright reform.

In two stints as prime minister, she reversed one of Ukraine's more controversial privatisations and scrapped an opaque intermediary in the gas trade between Russia and Ukraine.

Its website offers protest posters and the chance to e-mail MPs.Ministers are determined to avoid the fate they suffered in February, when a bungled privatisation of state-owned woodlands was scrapped after the National Trust (among others) decried it.