nationalised industry造句

• In the report he proposed how the next Conservative government could fight, and defeat, a major strike in a nationalised industry.
• Abang Abu Bakar said the Yemeni Government had also planned to privatise some of its nationalised industries and was hoping some Malaysian companies would participate.
• "The Government is also planning to privatise some of the nationalised industries and hopes that Malaysian companies will participate, " says Mohamed.
• Sir Humphrey castigates the Minister over his stance, stating that it would be difficult to find a replacement for Sir Wally in a nationalised industry.
• Formed in 1952, it had some success in promoting local industrial development and was swelled with the addition of newly nationalised industries in the early 1970s.
• The process of privatisation, especially the preparation of nationalised industries for privatisation, was associated with marked improvements in performance, particularly in terms of labour productivity.
• In 1977 the Parliamentary Select Committee on Nationalised Industries recommended considering electrified from Moorgate to Bedford, but proposals to continue electrification to Nottingham and Sheffield were not implemented.
• There was also political pressure on the Labour government from the trade unions, who feared that Crown immunity would severely affect the rights of workers in nationalised industries.
• British Coal, formerly known as the National Coal Board, was a nationalised industry functioning as an arm of the Governments industrialised essential industries base of the day.
• Although most are operated solely as leisure amenities some also provide educational resources, and a few have ambitions to restore commercial services over routes abandoned by the nationalised industry.
• They were now disappointed, as the nationalised industries seemed identical to the old private corporations, and national planning was made virtually impossible by the government s financial constraints.
• During the action, Sirs came into conflict with Ian MacGregor, the man appointed by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to slim down British Steel Corporation, then a nationalised industry.
• The policy has the best chance of being credible and effective for the sectors of the economy dominated by nationalised industry, with a significant sector of workers organized in labor unions.
• Dormand opposed Britain's membership of the nationalised industries, where his knowledge and inquisitorial skills won him the respect of the committee's left-wing chair Ian Mikardo.
• The Social Contract aimed to avoid the difficulty of former incomes policies, allowing the employers, who in nationalised industries were the state, to treat individual groups separately in wage negotiations.
• The early agreement in principle to the terms of the Charter by the newly elected Labour government reflected its urgent desire to have the NUM s full support for the newly nationalised industry.
• He began to prepare the many nationalised industries for privatisation by bringing in private sector managers such as Ian MacGregor, but was still forced to give large subsidies to those industries making losses.
• Conservative critics believed the nationalisation policies had damaged investor's confidence and government corruption in nationalised industries grew, although no serious corruption cases were ever proved against Bhutto by the military junta.
• The difficulties came from the fact that the Members represented the legacy of the " Big Four " railway companies in Britain, with each having their own agenda even when part of a nationalised industry.