How to pronounce“privatization”in English

privatization well my family is from the south H and when I went to grad school at Yale decided to start working on prisons because as an undergrad I had

privatization is the solution to overuse here's the danger privatization can

privatizations of prisons you have, you know, the prison labor, um, being utilized even now, in the era of covert 19, What they're saying, Hey, we want to be

Water privatization, electricity privatization, labor market ..., displacing poor people on the coasts with hotel developers.

It's a privatization.

with the privatization of study one of the things I've noticed as a longtime teacher a lot of my students go to

about the privatization of knowledge in the world.

story of a water privatization project Delhi government wanted to privatize delhi's water supplies and it was a

able to avoid much privatization

There's an argument that the privatization of the prison systems across the US has actually resulted in higher levels of incarceration.

Third phase was privatization.

I'm also going back to the issue of privatization.

I call it one of the greatest acts of privatization in our generation, is the privatization of the responsibility to protect, which is primarily among states but has been privatized

How do you see miniaturization of space technology and privatization of space technology changing how organizations like ESA

And then you come back and you have the privatization of education, of the prison systems, of everything.

All those have been privatized in the Margaret Thatcher-style privatization.

Rahm Emanuel: Well two things: one I'm against privatization -- David Lieber: Um-hum.

And the guy who actually did the first privatization was Arafat.

know, this phrase privatization and private accounts are misleading.

things every bit of discretional spending every bit of privatization

there's a lot of talk lately about what role the privatization of space might play in our future Ambitions of space exploration and from where I sit there's

But it's certainly not a kind of state/good regulation/good privatization/bad dichotomy.

Or just quite a few-- several cases-- One of them in the South because of privatization.

So I think that government actually has significantly limited power to curtail innovation and privatization in this space, norms be damned.

The second reason you find out is that there's been a massive privatization of security in the developing world.

So you mentioned privatization and that's obviously been a controversial subject whether it be with the parking meter fiasco or now with the festivals and the talk of privatizing

So, this is the phase of the privatization of terrorism.

cannot be privatized etc etc we at parivartan did not know what water privatization is and what water sector

But these policies of privatization; free trade .

Economic liberalization, privatization, deregulation, austerity-- all of these languages have intensified.

But I think that maybe-- I wonder if you can reflect on whether this claim of privatization is as solid as you suggest.

One was around privatization.

David Lieber: Miguel del Valle: there's been tremendous pressures on cities to come up with ways to generate revenues and privatization has been, of course, one of those ways.

Do you think there is a role for privatization in the context of good governance?

The first one is the state sponsor of terrorism, the second one is the privatization of terrorism, and the third one is the globalization of terrorism.

male #4: You mentioned the three stages of terrorism: state sponsor, privatization, and globalization.

So, I would say that this is a sort of privatization model, again.

challenge them to in the media and we bring our own people and we tell the stories of what privatization and and lack of government support for water has

decent housing for everybody and which again private Enterprise cannot do the government has to get rid of privatization in the health system

The more profound implication for our freedom, though, is what I call the privatization of it.

So when you said-- and I think it was in the first quarter or half of the talk regarding the privatization of policy

We've seen, as you said, explosion in the number of prisons, we've seen the privatization of prisons.

I also just think the world's become even more violent than it was then, and if you like, the kind of privatization of violence

And we sent in teams of economists with our currency plans and privatization plans, because we assumed that what Russia

Loretta: Well, I think what is happening now actually, is a sort of privatization within the globalization.

But, talking about the kind of model that is supplied in our country so, in the West, I would say that we have a sort of privatization within the globalization.

on my behalf but occasionally I'll make my own decisions forward have spent some of that money and almost universally that has gone towards the privatization

That I think is going much too far, the privatization

But really what it comes down to in policy are four things: deregulation, liberalization, privatization, and austerity.