Sentence examples for tide of privatisation from inspiring English sources

The tide of privatisation inches closer to the heart of our justice system by the day.

She challenged the Labour leader to join her in seeking an end austerity and said the SNP was his "ally" in trying to roll back a tide of privatisation in the NHS.

But by vowing to halt "the tide of privatisation" in the NHS, he has invited accusations over hypocrisy and questions over whose record he is trying to undo: that of the last Labour government or the Coalition.

He pledged to halt the "the tide of privatisation" he claims has taken place in the health service since 2010 and ensure a "proper" level of funding.

Labour have pledged to halt "the tide of privatisation" of the NHS, but I'm not holding my breath.

Research shows that the tide of water privatisation has now turned.

ReprintsThe irony is that Mr Berlusconi seems to be stemming a tide towards privatisation that preceding left-of-centre governments had encouraged.

Yet in all the proliferating discussion about the rights and wrongs of the history of privatisation in Britain – both from those determined to row back against the neoliberal tide and those convinced that renationalisation is the wrong answer – Britain's biggest privatisation of all never merits a mention.

The politicians are wary of privatisation.

So much for the ideology of privatisation.

And the pace of privatisation is accelerating.