Examples of using Privatize in English and their translations into German
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I can't privatize the water.
My goodness, we will have to privatize it.
Privatize your whole shop or specific products, Categories.
We have a clan, privatize the theme.
Privatize, they privatized, but to build a new hospital in no hurry.
For the reception of groups, we privatize the domain.
No, and we should privatize more public transportation services.
Our situation is such that we can not privatize the apartment.
Am I one of those who“privatize” the Church to their own group, their own country or their own friends?
It chose a 62% rop in violent crime since we privatize the police force.
So what, we're gonna privatize Social Security and then raise revenue by hunting the elderly for sport?
The Juncker Plan will massively boost deregulations, and privatize what hasn't been so far in the EU.
Groups and companies can privatize the wine bar for their aperitifs or working sessions, even outside opening hours.
Italy is a bad example, one not to be followed,where the fashion is still to nationalize losses and privatize profit.
By the end of next year, we will privatize 12 additional energy companies.
Therefore it committed to shrink its bureaucracy, reduce state spending,weaken the influence of state banks, and privatize countless state services.
Calderón cannot hand education over to the Church, privatize Pemex(the state owned oil company) or abolish social anti-poverty programs, as his adversaries falsely claimed he would do.
This having been neglected, the countries which want to be included try to shift debts into special funds with balancing tricks,or to outsource or privatize hitherto government responsibilities.
We must not, by passing it off as an otherwise desirable decentralization, privatize this sector by entrusting it to external offices made up of experts from outside the Commission and Parliament, and thus without any form of control.
As Rajiv Chandrasekharan's Imperial Life in the Emerald City documents,the White House sent"loyalists" from the Republican Party to help privatize Iraq and hand it over for profit.
Our goal is to make more visible how capital andthe state privatize and militarize care by focusing on the many kinds and multiple moments of resistances to the varied violences of late capitalism.
The US government destroys Haiti farmers, Haiti manufacturing, Haiti water system, Haiti politics,Haiti spirituality in order to reshape, privatize and call Haiti resources their own.
Reuters 3 July 2011:Greece faces severe restrictions on its sovereignty and must privatize state assets on a scale similar to the sell off of East German firms in the 1990s after communism fell, Eurogroup chairman Jean-Claude Juncker said.
One project(ECU 3 million), following agreement between the National Water Company and a foreign company, aims to reorganise the water-supply system and management and,in the long term, privatize the local company.
For its part, the French government is restructuringthe weapons industries, planning to cut 50, 000 to 75, 000 jobs, and privatize key sectors, despite the strong opposition of the employees and inhabitants of the areas involved.
Channel 4, which has been the best possible way of serving new interests with a public service remit in a public trust without private shareholders,is now being told by elements within our government that it must privatize.
Venezuelans figured this out when so-called"opposition leader" Juan GuaidÃ3 revealed his truecolors last week by promising to"privatize"(i.e., hand over to the Khazarian mafia) Venezuela's oil resources, the world's largest.
In time- and material-consuming handwork, the artists emotionalize and privatize the remix of diverse elements from high- and sub-culture into"landscapes", which abolish the dimensions of familiar concepts as well as the dimensions of spatial and temporal experientialism.
It remains a core message of today's dominant neoclassical school- embodied in the so-called“Washington Consensus,” adopted across the world under the International Monetary Fund's advice- which claims that the key to economic development is to open up, deregulate,liberalize, and privatize.
Chinese analysts gleefully point out that, after having sung the“liberalize, privatize, and let the markets decide” song for so long, the United States and Britain took the lead in bailing out their financial giants at the first sign of trouble.