While the proceedings were still pending, ENTEL was privatized.

Had Argentina not privatized, its budget would have been roughly in balance.

Large systems are privatized without social welfare programmes for labour laid off.

Latin America sharply reduced its trade barriers and privatized its state owned firms.

First, other privatized state owned operations, especially postal and telecommunication services, could follow suit.

She privatized the major government owned industries and sold government owned housing to tenants.

In 1995, the company was privatized and it is currently owned by Israel Chemicals.

The Government's strategy for services is linked to the country's privatization strategy. Today, most key producer services are owned by the state, with some partially privatized (telecommunications are largely privatized, while transport and energy remain public).

In western Germany and in the newly privatized farms in eastern Germany, family farms predominate.

At the end of 2004, Guam Telephone Authority, the last Government run phone company, was privatized.

The following year, Vneshtorgbank purchased a controlling stake in the privatized United Georgian Bank, Georgia s third largest.

Naturally, members of the old establishment, with their inside knowledge and connections, gained much of the privatized property.

But Afghanistan cannot begin to solve its many problems until it criminalizes the privatized violence of this antiquated code.

Ownership rights to agricultural land remain in the public domain, but the right to exploit farmland has been privatized.

The costs of managing the Social Security system are far smaller than those likely to be associated with privatized accounts.

LONDON Serbia s Tigar Corporation, a privatized automobile tire and tube maker, was a poster child for corporate makeovers in transition economies.

Instead, using an old Soviet tactic, Putin has imposed informal price controls, which cannot hold for long in a privatized economy.

The republic boasts a flourishing consumer production sector and has privatized most state owned heavy industries through the voucher privatization system.

But this new form of ersatz capitalism, in which losses are socialized and profits privatized, is doomed to failure. Incentives are distorted.

Today, 40 of German train drivers are still permanent civil servants who have been leased from the state by the privatized railway.

In Japan, postal services that had been privatized are to be re nationalized, and the role of government finance is being strengthened.

Many low income women with no health insurance, including those working in the informal sector, cannot afford privatized and costly health systems.30

When resigning from his party, Prokhorov publicly accused a Kremlin insider, Vladislav Surkov, of foul play, calling him the puppet master who had privatized politics in Russia.

Then came Georgia s Rose Revolution. Many state owned firms were privatized for ten times the sums yielded in asset sales under the previous government of Edvard Shevardnadze.

A privatized social security system like the one Bush proposes might turn out very well, assuming that people behave sensibly and or the stock market keeps going up.

The current system, which allows privatized gains from highly leveraged risk taking but socializes losses in the event of failure, must be changed to avoid episodic financial meltdowns.

However,Farhang and privatized violence are precisely what Mohammad sought to ban through Koranic law, which went beyond the personal domain and instituted a code that gave some rights to women.

Previously collectively or state owned land has been privatized as private and corporate farms and either been returned to pre socialist era owners or to ex collective or state farm workers.

The strengthening of international and regional cooperation in the area of space research was of vital importance such cooperation could be neither privatized nor restricted to a small group of developed States.

The asset side of the balance sheet is maintained in the aggregate, but the management of the assets, particularly the diversification of holdings, can be thought of as prudent and de facto privatized.

The costs of managing the Social Security system are far smaller than those likely to be associated with privatized accounts. This is understandable private investment firms spend an enormous amount on marketing and salaries.

Banks that grant risky loans on too little equity illustrate the analytical value of homo economicus particularly clearly. Their profits are privatized, but any losses exceeding their equity are dumped on their creditors, or, even better for them, on the taxpayers.

In modern biotechnology, Boyle thinks, things previously outside the market once thought to be impossible to commodify are becoming routinely privatized. One in five human genes is now patented, even though the human genome might be thought to be our common heritage.

From what the companies have made public, it appears that Iranians will still be signing on to service plans from HiWEB, a telecommunications company privatized in 2009 that works closely with the Ministry of Information, Communications and Technology to exclusively provide high speed internet access for a period of 10 years in 25,000 villages across Iran.

Iceland, which privatized and deregulated its banks a few years ago, now faces national bankruptcy, because its banks will not be able to pay off foreign creditors who lent heavily to them. It is no coincidence that, with the exception of Spain, all of these countries explicitly adhered to the US philosophy of free market and under regulated financial systems.