Examples of using Privatized in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Normally, privatized properties are offered through a tendering process and the end price reflects the real situation on the market.
That all which was privatized, all that was sold, all that is in the hands of the corporations, be returned to the people's hands.
Zuccotti Park is a formerly public, now privatized square belonging to the real estate corporation Brookfield Properties,
Jewish archaeology” that has turned into a platform for building privatized tourist initiatives managed by right wing and religious entities that harm our collective cultural assets.
The government privatized the telecom company, selling it in four chunks: one for each of the south, center and north
A seemingly voluntary, privatized gulag managed to eliminate the middlemen of public accountability and free will.
public services are retrenched and privatized, poverty increases,
while the state has abandoned our pensions, stock market games, and more and more privatized basic services.
it de facto privatized them and abandoned public health by allowing the cat to guard the cream.
Some see Jigsaw's efforts to effect geopolitical change as a libertarian fantasy, a privatized version of the State Department with unprecedented power.
IMF Announced that Principles of Competitive and Privatized Economy of Recent Generations Have Failed.
For years, opposition groups have contended that since Egypt privatized its economy in the 1990s,
The Dutch government progressively privatized KPN beginning in 1994,
because you think they should be thin or privatized.
In 2002 and 2003, Mr. Rakhimov's government privatized Bashneft, with most of its shares ending up in the hands of a company called Bashkir Capital, which Russian prosecutors
because you think they should be thin or privatized.
For years, opposition groups have contended that since Egypt privatized its economy in the 1990s,
including La Paz, privatized their water systems,
which had been privatized, were returned to the authority of the Ministry of Health for some districts of the country, following dissatisfaction with the service of private providers.
Describes how the immensely rich Patagonia Region in Southern Argentina is being taken over- literally privatized- by the Global Power Elite.
