privatize|privatized|privatizes|privatizing in English

verb privatize (Amer.)

['praɪvətaɪz]

make private, transfer control from governmental to private powers; change a business or industry from public to private control or private ownership (also privatise)

Use "privatize|privatized|privatizes|privatizing" in a sentence

1. The government says it only wants to privatize one or two railway lines, but I think it's the thin end of the wedge.They'll all be privatized soon.

2. 5 The government says it only wants to privatize one or two railway lines, but I think it's the thin end of the wedge.They'll all be privatized soon.

3. The water boards are about to be privatized.

4. In November 1995 the government privatized CN.

5. Every citizen could buy shares in privatized state property.

6. Cut taxes and spending, privatize, and deregulate.

7. In 1995, the government began privatizing large state enterprises.

8. 15 Cut taxes and spending, privatize, and deregulate.

9. Formerly government-owned commercial activities are now privatized.

10. They are also privatizing substantial portions of their socialized economies.

11. 6 The government is planning to fragment the industry before privatizing it.

12. But private communities, private, corporate, privatizing communities, are not bottom- up democracies.

13. 2 The modern politicized Christians also privatize religion.

14. Cleaning services in state-run hospitals have recently been privatized.

15. 10 Cleaning services in state-run hospitals have recently been privatized.

16. Turkmenistan plans to privatize several state companies during 2013-2016.

17. 6 Privatize the national parks? They d never dare,[www.Sentencedict.com] would they?

18. Free - market reforms have moved governments everywhere to downsize, deregulate, and privatize.

19. 18 They've told to privatize everything almost up to government departments.

20. 14 Third, it is time to privatize Pemex, the inefficient state oil company.

21. However, the associated land parcels were not privatized and remain in public ownership.

22. 30 Free - market reforms have moved governments everywhere to downsize, deregulate, and privatize.

23. 8 Moscow city council decided on 27 June to privatize its housing stock.

24. The government's attempt to privatize the prison service has been simply laughable.

25. In the bargain, they'd avoid sanctions that can include firing staff, privatizing or even closing their doors.