Sentence examples for wave of privatising from inspiring English sources

Mr Mulgan explains that the first wave of privatising governments in the 1980s and 1990s often did badly at the ballot box.

So the last Labour government was elected on a wave of optimism and hope that ended up imposing tuition fees, it started the process of privatising the NHS in England and of course it led the country into an illegal war in Iraq.

Acosta has been accused of "privatising" a national asset.

In 1969 he gave him the job of privatising the loss-making state airline.

Europe is also copying Australia's stance of privatising the detention centres for refugees.

The thought of privatising this service raises January blues to a whole new level.

"European citizens have witnessed a wave of privatisations in their countries in recent years," write Sol Trumbo Vila and Matthijs Peters in the introduction to a bleak report published this week, The Privatising Industry in Europe.

Students say they are working more closely with trade unions in the fight against the government's austerity plans and say the new wave of protests will focus on government plans to "privatise" the university and college system.

A few years ago there was even talk of privatising Worldwide.

The idea of privatising is probably most deeply embedded in Britain and Australia.

They are the authors of Privatising Probation: Is Transforming Rehabilitation the end of the probation ideal?