Sentence examples for to its privatisation from inspiring English sources

That could be fatal to its privatisation.

Thankfully opposition to its privatisation is growing by the day.

Flowers bid for the Rock two years ago, prior to its privatisation by former chancellor Alistair Darling.

MPs signing an Early Day Motion opposed to its privatisation, point out the service has continued to improve collection rates despite cuts to staff and resources.

But over the past decade, a gradual process has been afoot which both ferry workers and the islanders who rely on the lifeline services alike fear could lead to its privatisation.

To meet that target, it needs to meet its privatisation budget.

A 15-page communique issued in the early hours of Thursday morning called on the IMF to help finance the second Greek bailout programme, while Greece is expected to increase its privatisation proceeds by €15bn to help restore the lending capacity of the EFSF.

Despite ruling a country with lots of history, it seems the country's masters are oddly deaf to its lessonsDebate: Privatisation Contrary to the widespread perception that governments have already flogged their juiciest assets, there is still plenty of attractive stuff on their books.

After the fiasco of the NHS Direct's 111, the government needs to seriously examine its privatisation, commercialisation and marketisation policy for the NHS.

She returned the company to profit, cut costs and steered it through its privatisation against opposition from trade unions.

The failure to secure binding bids for Depa before Monday's deadline marks a potentially huge setback for a country that has been forced to repeatedly scale back its privatisation programme because of a lack of headway.