How to pronounce “nationalize” in English

About 10 to 15 years ago, I read this book by Frank Partnoy, it's called "Fiasco," which talks about derivatives.And when you nationalize it, then you can have all kinds of restrictions you can place on it.

You can probably visualize him with his hat and his cigar.And the nationalized system, well this is complicated territory.

business practices and geopolitical stances I also happen to prefer their coffee's hearty richness and theirhomogenized and nationalized standards of quality control so be it but I go there ultimately because of Min with herdark hair and her blue eyes and the smile that twitches when she shows her teeth the freckles barely visible on her

at least in estimation of a lot of people uh since I published the book theUS government has nationalized major financial institutions has put short sale constraints to try to prop up thestock market uh they've compromised our basic capitalist institutions in an

I thought was going to happen. I had written that I thought the banks -- one of the big banks -- was going to be nationalized. And then, all the banks were, "Oh, no. It'snot going to be nationalized. That can't possibly happen, unless we use up -- no money, and that's kind of what happens." And I was down one end of the board, right?And there was the chief investment officer, right?

And everything they did was informed by how the other would respond.I don't think they need to nationalize it.

incumbent protection plan. Yeah.Now this has become all completely nationalized andhas turned the process from one in which

and culture and so forth.Vietnam basically makes them attend the nationalized schools, if you will, that teach curriculum that's totally irrelevant for their lives and so forth.If they can learn English though they can get ahead big time in the tourism worlds and so forth.

starting point when faced with a a a failed financial institution is toassume that one it can't be nationalized and two its creditors can't take any sort of hit at all and once you makethose assumptions you're left with only one option and that's what they're doing

And his perspective was that Africa is for Africans.And so what he did is he pretty much nationalized all their assets and took over all their personal propertyand threw them out of the country.

coffee and um the coffee industry in Bundi was upuntil the moment um when we arrived had been nationalized it was uh the government had taken over the running ofthe coffee industry they grow very high quality coffee in burndy and basically run this industry into the ground and

And then, they come back going like this, in their hands, right?Q Many people are very annoyed about the government's decision to nationalize _____ .

The history is more complicated. And regardless, um there've been many Prime Ministers There were many Prime Ministers after him. Um and so he wasknown as a nationalist cuz he believed that Iran's oil should be nationalized and not really beholden to British interests. And that created a lot of uhresentment and animosity. But that began the US-Iranian relationship really solidified when the Shah returned. He

So I'll ask you for a little bit of social commentary, if that's OK.The top three CEOs in India are women who are the CEOs of nationalized banks.

They ultimately had to divert traffic to other ports, like Philadelphia and Boston, because they couldn't handle all the load that was going through the port.In 1917, the government even temporarily nationalized the railroad network in New York, in order to make this stuff work efficiently.This was basically a crisis.

saying, We will first take our land. We will nationalize.

About 10 to 15 years ago, I read this book by Frank Partnoy, it's called "Fiasco," which talks about derivatives.is, during a crisis when an institution fails, you nationalize it.

would have shown them a way of making good use of that crisis, they could have nationalized the banks at that time.

the Tripartite Aggression. So what happened was Abdel Nasser had nationalized the Suez Canal.

And around the same time, the government of Iran nationalized the Iranian oil industry, which had as its financial agent its bank,

In in fact, and uh and the banks were nationalized to all intents and and purposes. And then regulations were set

And then, they come back going like this, in their hands, right?The banks will go bust anyway, and we'll be nationalized.

Now in the 1950s and 1960s, Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian president at the time, wanted to nationalize his country.

of sort of courtesy, after having gone through a successive list of prime ministers, says, "Okay, I'm going to appoint him Prime Minister. So, hewasn't democratically elected. He was that he was elected to Parliament, but from there the Shah selected him to be Prime Minister. Mossadegh nationalizedthe oil company, the Anglo-American Oil Company, which was owned primarily by the British. This angered the British who in turn blockaded Iran's ports and

does taking cold showers-- that seems like information that would be extraordinarily helpful for some-- here in the UK, we have the Nationalized Healthcare Service.

So you need to have a storage system all thought out, all developed, all nationalized.

You can probably visualize him with his hat and his cigar.Well, lessons from history, this gets a bit political, I suppose, because the railways were nationalized.

About 10 to 15 years ago, I read this book by Frank Partnoy, it's called "Fiasco," which talks about derivatives.why our economies come back better than Europeans, it's because what they did was they were very tough with the terms, but they nationalized them.

ages to modernity, Europe underwent consolidation of central states and kingdoms, out of the patchwork of baronies, principalities and duchies, with it criminal justice was nationalized

So looking at it, you know, the overall impression is that of a company negotiating a range, especially once it's nationalized, is a range of competing national regulatory structures

ago, amazingly, one of the Irish banks let me in, which is kind of unusual -- I'm rather their Enemy No. 1. And I was discussing at the board level whatI thought was going to happen. I had written that I thought the banks -- one of the big banks -- was going to be nationalized. And then, all the banks were, "Oh, no. It'snot going to be nationalized. That can't possibly happen, unless we use up -- no money, and that's kind of what happens." And I was down one end of the board, right?