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privatize Verb

— When a government privatizes something, it removes government control over an industry or a part of the economy, and let people manage it themselves. Senator Barry Goldwater's proposal to privatize Social Security had received a lot of opposition. — When you privatize something (such as a variable or function), you make it private and making it only able to be used internally.

privatize

— verb (= privatise) change from governmental to private control or ownership The oil industry was privatized

Synonyms privatize synonyms

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privatize English » English

privatise denationalize denationalise pass into private hands

Conjugation privatize conjugation

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privatize · verb

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As you probably already know the government wants to privatize our business.
This program was so successful in tossing poor people off welfare that it's founder, Gerald Miller, was soon hired by the number-one firm in the country that states turned to to privatize their welfare systems.
Rumsfeld made a speech laying out his plans to privatize much of the US military.
Who runs the privatize police force that investigate the case?
Do you privatize French railways or keep them under State control?
Privatize.
Why privatize willy-nilly?
And ark corporation's bid To privatize palm city's correctional services.
Miss Swinton, Miss Swinton, how much is Clearbec paying to the south African government to privatize the water system?
Greece is going to privatize water?
They privatize what's. What's ours.
Relocating the gate will enable the Air Force's new partner Global One's Carson Welch, to build new factories and fully privatize space exploration from Hawaii.
So what, we're gonna privatize Social Security and then raise revenue by hunting the elderly for sport?
I mean, this is exactly why you cannot privatize things like foster care.
He gave Ministries the power to privatize State enterprises, without inventories, balance sheets, without verifying beforehand if these enterprises generated profits or losses.
To privatize it, they had to commit many irregularities.
Miss Swinton, how much is ClearBec paying to the South African government to privatize their water system?
There was a time in Greece when private debts were nationalised but today there is an effort to privatize the profit that the citizens could enjoy through public services.
The fact that it was now illegal under the Italian constitution to privatize water, was irrelevant.
However, the effort to privatize everything leads to the emergence of strong resistance by the people, who realize that everything can change if there is political will.
Global One's Carson Welch, to build new factories. and fully privatize space exploration from Hawaii.
Come closer, I'll privatize you.
In fact, a letter was received, addressed to the authorities, saying that if we refused to privatize the transport system, the World Bank would withdraw subsidies for health and education in Mali.
The federal government came up with a program to dismantle public housing and privatize it, and that's what we're doing.
And now they want to privatize the railway.
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News and current affairs

By the end of next year, we will privatize 12 additional energy companies.
As opportunities appeared, we began to re-privatize assets, and within a few years Securum was closed.
Much evidence points to the affair originating not in a systematic nationalization project, but rather in the Kremlin's perception that Khodorkovsky aimed to use his wealth to privatize the Russian state itself.
Many people believe that the Socialists would not privatize the economy or slash welfare systems if such measures were not absolutely necessary.
More importantly, China needs either to privatize its SOEs, so that their profits become income for households, or to tax their profits at a far higher rate and transfer the fiscal gains to households.
Similarly, while many countries are told to privatize social security, America's public social security system is efficient (with transactions costs a fraction of private annuities), and customers are responsive to it.
Japanese were told to socialize the losses their banking system incurred when Japan's bubble burst, then re-privatize those parts of it that could still succeed as going concerns and liquidate the rest.
But if one really thinks that free lunches exist, there is still no reason to privatize: government could get the additional returns by investing in the stock market itself.
The best solution would be to privatize airports, as Britain has done and as Italy and Poland are thinking about doing.
These problems are not America's alone, for they are inherent to all efforts to privatize social welfare.
The government has announced plans to privatize state-owned companies, improve conditions for small firms, and continue increasing individual freedom of choice in the case of human services.
First, they can simply nationalize the broken financial system and have the Treasury sort things out - and re-privatize the functioning and solvent parts as rapidly as possible.
He will probably privatize the large state Vneshtorgbank and clean up the state savings bank, Sberbank.
First, everywhere there is a sense of disgust at the way the recent boom seemed to privatize gains while the subsequent bust socialized losses.
In Japan, the Koizumi government wants to privatize the behemoth postal service, whose giant financial arm is wrapped like a python around the country's banking system.
India has opened up its economy to world trade and started to privatize many of its state-owned industries (albeit often too slowly).

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