Examples of using Privatisation in English and their translations into Malay
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Privatisation and Private Finance Initiative Unit- PFI.
We have made a profit every year since privatisation.
Privatisation Minister Mohammad Mian Soomro was present too.
Become a member of the Implementatin of Special Projects and privatisation under Kuala Lumpur City Hall.
Privatisation, deregulation and austerity have continued the forces of liberalisation.
In May 1979, Margaret Thatcher was elected Prime Minister andher ministry soon began its privatisation programme.
Privatisation was part of his growth package, but the beneficiaries were businessmen of loyalty more than talent.
Northport, formerly known as Klang Container Terminal(KCT),is regarded as the flagship of the government's pioneer privatisation programme.
Privatisation and redevelopment plans for the flats were announced in early 1995, and an estimated 8,000 to 12,000 residents were relocated in two phases.
With a staff strength of 1,200 employees,BERNAS continues to fulfill its obligations under a Privatisation Agreement signed with the Government in 1996.
Privatisation and redevelopment plans for the flats were announced in early 1995, and an estimated 8,000 to 12,000 residents were relocated in two phases.
The event was organised by Danga Bay Sdn Bhd,the custodian of a privatisation contract awarded by the Johor State Government in early 2000 to develop 1,800 acres of waterfront land along Johor's Lido Beach.
The significant changes which have been introduced by the Government include the amendments of the various laws to allow privatization to take place and the commissioning of a study to help in the drawing up of a privatisation Master Plan.
The privatisation called for the introduction of a pricing regime tagged Multi Year Tariff Order(MYTO), put in place by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission or NERC.
In a nutshell, without MYTO investors would havegiven a wide berth to investment in this sector, and the privatisation exercise would have been a flop, as low pricing would not have yielded cost recovery for investors.
Through privatisation, Tenaga was turned into a cash-cow for the IPPs which made huge profits, not through competitiveness, business savvy and innovation but due to the‘take or pay' and‘public risk and private profit' provisions in the PPAs.
In his budget speech, the Bandar Tun Razak lawmakersaid there was a need to review previous privatisation exercises to correct the problems faced by the people now as concessionaires are reaping huge profits out of such concessions.
It must have baffled him when his complaints fell on deaf ears although he was Deputy Prime Minister, hehas no say when it came to economic matters, particularly privatisation and the assignment(to supporters) of economic projects.
JOHOR BARU• The Sultan of Johor has expressed regret over the privatisation of his state's water supply 16 years ago and said the authorities need not"look further than Singapore to learn how to manage water".
The Pakatan Harapan government must learn from this mistake and avoid using the emotional argument about Malay poverty as the excuse to reward T20(top 20 percent) Malay individuals with contracts,share allocations and privatisation deals.
Ahmad Maghfur said if the EGM voted against privatisation, Khazanah Nasional Bhd which owns the majority stake in MAS, would not want to inject funds into it, making it tough for the airline then to restructure.
KUALA LUMPUR, July 31- Adverse reaction to Putrajaya selling Penang Port to logistics tycoon Tan Sri SyedMokhtar Al-Bukhary has delayed the port privatisation to after the general election due by the middle of 2013, say sources.
She was also involved in the privatisation of PLUS Expressway Bhd, where she was involved in negotiations with the Government on revising the company's concession agreement and also the raising of RM30.6 billion sukuk- the largest Islamic bond issue in the world- in the restructuring of the company.
If this continues, the government will be pressured to make more cuts in public spending, such as subsidies for public utilities,and to launch more privatisation or liberalisation of the government-linked companies(GLCs) as is presently being carried out with Malaysian Airline Systems(MAS).
He also helmed the privatisation of Telekom Malaysia Berhad and appointed as its Executive Chairman from 1987 to 1995; Executive Chairman of Guthrie Group Berhad and also appointed as the member of the board of directors in several Guthrie subsidiaries from 1982 to 1987.
If this continues, the government will be pressured to make more cuts in public spending, such as subsidies for public utilities,and to launch more privatisation or liberalisation of the government-linked companies(GLCs) as is presently being carried out with Malaysian Airline Systems(MAS).
By looking at the TNB's changes and achievements since its privatisation, we know that today's success is a result of efforts and past planning,” he said, adding that TNB has also won three prestigious awards for the energy category and the latest was in the 2019 World Branding Awards.
In 1983, the Malaysian government under then Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad introduced privatisation policies which allowed the private sector to play a greater role by taking away some of the government's responsibilities in both healthcare and education.
From this perspective, privatisation is a policy strategy used to shift power between various constituencies, alter the structural capacity of government and its responsibilities, realign and restructure decision making and institutions, and/or create new interest groups and classes(cf. Henig et al., 1988; Samson, 1994:90).
The DNOs mustemphasize to this country's numerous electricity consumers that deregulation(which the recently concluded privatisation brought about) entails a process of unbundling or breaking apart Nigeria's monopolistic vertical integrated electricity utility into three respective components, namely generation, transmission, and distribution.