Examples of using Privatisation in English and their translations into Chinese
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The first and most obvious point to make is that privatisation has caused some spectacular failures, nowhere more tragically than on the mainline railways.
The country's successful privatisation programme coupled with its strong economic growth has also induced more highway development projects in the last few years.
The government's privatisation drive will also continue following the initial public offering of Saudi Aramco at the end of last year.
Today's privatisation should be based on the fair, transparent sale of state property at a just, realistic price.
The first spokeswoman suggested privatisation of the state-owned companies, to raise hard currency, and to foster competition to improve efficiency.
The Government expects to complete the privatisation of Air India this year and is likely to put up for sale as four different entities.
Masses throughout the world refused to be cowed down and continued their struggles against the ravages of globalisation, liberalisation and privatisation.
The fourth goal was to reduce the role of the state on the national market, pursued through deregulation, liberalisation and privatisation.
But the collapse of the Soviet Union led to the decline of the collective system and the privatisation of the agriculture sector.
At Road Builder, he was instrumental in securing numerous privatisation projects relating to property and infrastructure.
The airline is owned by the Irish government, however plans are being made for the privatisation of the company.
Whether the foundation stones of community service, laid down over the past 40 years, will survive under fragmentation and privatisation is open to question.
In Greece, Li is expected to focus on the debt-ridden country's privatisation programme and the opportunities it offers Chinese firms.
The Hungarian phrase for privatisation in the health sector is functional privatisation whereby the institutions, the real estate, the equipment remain local government property while the service provider is an entrepreneur or a business.
Jenkins,“Tourism in developing countries- the privatisation issue”, in Tourism: the State of the Art, A. V. Seaton, ed.(Chichester, United Kingdom, John Wiley& Sons, 1994).
B1-class tram 2001 A B2-class tram interior Following the privatisation of Melbourne's tram system, the private operators acquired new trams to replace the older Z-class trams.
These privatisations were catastrophic for the economy.
End the privatisations- for the re-nationalisation of privatized public property!
Stop privatisations of public services.
Collecting revenue effectively and efficiently, combined with cuts and privatisations, will enable us to cut the Budget deficit.