“privatise”造句，怎麼用privatise造句

With technology undermining the old monopolies that postal services used to enjoy, the obvious answer is to privatise them and let them sink or swim.

On October 28th Japan's new government replaced the leadership of Japan Post, as part of its reversal of the previous government's decision to privatise the group.

Italy's government has been trying to privatise the struggling state airline for more than two years.

He did this with public money, but also some unorthodox policies: he even tried to privatise the municipal savings bank.

There is no agenda to privatise. We're not secretly planning to dismantle it.

Italy has also moved swiftly to shore up confidence, fast-tracking a vote on the budget as well as proposals to privatise state-owned assets.

To protect themselves from rampant crime and racketeering, the oligarchs tried to privatise parts of the KGB.