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On April 1, 1896 a decision was made to denationalize the iron and steel industry.
But he added that, "To denationalize the economy without ruining the country, some 15 to 20 years are needed."
By 1981, 300 textile companies, many small ones had been denationalized often returned to their original owners.
His regime's policies denationalized banks, insurance companies, and other big businesses.
In 1987 a government directive gave provincial governments the freedom to denationalize schools.
There was little or no attempt to denationalize the giant state monopolies thereafter.
French investors have rushed to buy stock in companies that have been denationalized.
The idea that denationalized citizenship poses a serious problem for the nation-state is contested.
The transport companies which have been denationalized are now successful and are trading profitably.
And he refused to denationalize you.
The factory was denationalized in 1769.
The wish list includes the issue of denationalizing a million apartments and donating them to bewildered Muscovites.
The education department of Punjab announced on July 28, 1996, that it planned to denationalize schools in the province.
During the years 1992-1996, over 90% of enterprises and 100% of homes were denationalized.
Already, in some regions, state farms are being broken up and state businesses are being denationalized.
Up to 2004 there also existed a HRT3 but it was denationalized and made into a commercial concession contract.
Two Catholic schools in Sargodha were denationalized in 1999.
It was nationalized 1972 and in 2000 it was denationalized and given back to the Catholics.
Industry was to be denationalized, with small companies and farms sold or leased into private hands and large enterprises converted to joint stock companies.
"Even our passports were denationalized," Mr. Kant said.
By the end of the 500 days, businesses would be denationalized and the prices for 70 to 80 percent of output would be deregulated.
Some felt Mrs Thatcher was now denationalizing out of dogma, without making out a case on managerial or cost grounds.
Businesses were "denationalized."
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Put simply, denationalized citizenship is when communities have a stronger sense of belonging and identification with smaller cultural and social groups than with their nation-state.
Trevor Baylis January 16: Trevor Baylis, inventor, believes it was a mistake to denationalise the railways.
Under the Military government of Lieutenant-General Ghulam Jilani Khan, Sharif was appointed as the provisional finance minister and successfully attempted to denationalise all of the government-owned industries to private sector.
In 1980s, Sharif gained influence on General Zia-ul-Haq who had previously agreed to return his steel industry to him, convincing the General to denationalise and deregulate the industries in order to improve the economy.