Sentence examples for wave of privatisation from inspiring English sources

The first wave of privatisation and deregulation, begun nearly twenty years ago, has largely run its course.

The last big wave of privatisation done in his name saw too many state assets dropping cheaply into the hands of a well-connected few.

There is also the pressure to copy reforms that have succeeded elsewhere, much like the wave of privatisation that spread across Europe from Britain.

Photograph: Sarah Lee As part of the global wave of privatisation, the state drained funding from museums, forcing them to act like businesses.

The truth is that we are currently in the midst of the biggest wave of privatisation since the heyday of Margaret Thatcher.

Mr Putin went out of his way to argue that the country does not practise state capitalism indeed, that it is on the crest of another wave of privatisation.

He argues that since Mexico began a wave of privatisations in the 1990s the economy has barely grown.

Critics said the organisations were too entangled.These lessons will be useful to authorities in developing countries as they embark on a new wave of privatisations.

It became the catchphrase for the first wave of privatisations, that era bursting with promises of a prosperous share-owning democracy and record investment in essential public services.

The idea of these projects, born in the late 1980s as a wave of privatisations swept Britain and then other countries, was to improve public-sector efficiency with private-sector money and management.

According to Harvey: "The loss of urban commonalities reflects the seemingly profound impacts of the recent wave of privatisations, enclosures, spatial controls, policing, and surveillance upon the qualities of urban life in general".