nationalised industry造句

• Roberts retired from his general secretaryship in 1962, but he continued to acquire new positions on committees, including becoming a governor of the Commonwealth Institute and a member of the Nationalised Industries Advisory Committee.
• Michael Manley facilitated his comeback campaign by moderating his leftist positions and admitting mistakes made as Prime Minister, saying he erred when he involved government in economic production and had abandoned all thoughts of nationalising industry.
• The 1900s were sold in several countries worldwide, but the largest slice of the market was always in the UK, and the largest part of that in government, local authorities, and nationalised industries.
• Anthony Crosland said that in 1956, 25 % of British industry was nationalised, and that public employees, including those in nationalised industries, constituted a similar proportion of the country's total employed population.
• The " Hydro Board ", which brought " power from the glens ", was a nationalised industry at the time although it was privatised in 1989 and is now part of Scottish and Southern Energy plc.
• These reforms included nationalising industries such as tea, salt and liquor, and adopting a policy of directly transporting goods in abundance in one region to another, which Wang believed would eliminate the need for merchants.
• Although Klima was then unknown to the majority of Austrians, in 1992 Chancellor Franz Vranitzky made him Minister of Transportation and Nationalised Industry, a position Klima held till 1996, when he became Minister of Finance for a year.
• Likewise, with the previously large Soviet nationalised industries being privatised quickly created a situation where major markets operated in a monopoly owned by a few individuals ( the Russian oligarchs ) who had links with the government of Boris Yeltsin.
• After BREL was privatised in 1988 the St . Rollox site was operated as a rail maintenance facility by British Rail Maintenance Limited ( BRML ) along with Eastleigh, Doncaster and Wolverton . This facility was still a Nationalised Industry.
• Economist Nicholas Crafts attributes Britain's relatively low growth in this period to a combination of a lack of competition in some sectors of the economy, especially in the nationalised industries; poor industrial relations and insufficient vocational training.