privatise
Verb
Meaning
change from governmental to private control or ownership
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The oil industry was privatized
At first glance, Gupta said, “The purpose of the Bill seems to be to privatise discoms and ensure payment to private generators.
In 2010, Malta managed to privatise telecommunications, postal services, shipyards and shipbuilding.
However, efforts to privatise the two state-owned bauxite mining companies, Berbice Mining Company and Linden Mining Company have so far been unsuccessful.
Following a major protest march in Lusaka, the Zambian Parliament voted for a motion urging the government to rescind their decision to privatise ZNCB.
He is the proponent of ‘deliverology’, a policy paradigm that helps governments improve service delivery to citizens without having to privatise state-provided amenities such as education and healthcare and by setting measurable targets.