Sentence examples for the commercialising from inspiring English sources

If the NHS survives the commercialising of the next two years, Labour promises to abolish the competitive forces it helped introduce and instead aim for steady integration.

Several authors (Farah et al. 2004b; Matofari et al. 20072013) have identified poor hygiene of the commercialised milk.

No corporation or nation has the right to privatise the index, commercialise the index, censor what they do not like or auction search ranking to the highest bidder.

Its purpose remains what it always was: the Conservative charter for commercialising the NHS; the end of the NHS as a national service.

"The process of commercialising the Olympic movement to the extreme has come into conflict with Olympic principles," he said.

What the HP laboratories came up with was so successful that the company commercialised the system as a product, called Halo.

The concerns are real: in September, the release of Reich's WTC 9/11 on CD was postponed because the cover photograph sparked a row about the dangers of commercialising the event.

If all goes well, Dr Jonkers says they could start the process of commercialising the system in 2-3 years.

With an expanding and increasingly literate population throughout Europe, the arts became commercialised, the author and the composer selling their productions through the publisher and the impresario.

The Paranormal Activity series, commercialising the Blair Witch found-footage format, managed $207m on part three.

At the end of the development project, the lead organisation would be responsible for commercialising the device (with appropriate licensing contracts with the other participating organisations).