privatising

英

美

(privatise 的现在分词) vt. 使私有化
privatise的现在分词

双语例句

• Allowing competition while neither privatising nor killing off the original state incumbents means big losses at some dying public firms.
  如果既不推进私有化进程，也不放任那些国有的小企业，同时还要继续促进竞争的话，就可能意味着在一些奄奄一息的国有企业中会遭遇较大规模的亏损。
• As the transformation of the country accelerated in 1990, "instead of sticking around and doing useful stuff like privatising oil companies, I went to the us to study," Mr Milner jokes.
  1990年，苏联国内变革日益加速，“但我没有留下来做些有用的事，比如私有化石油公司，而是去美国念书了，”米尔纳戏言道。
• Privatising these assets would unleash the wealth effect and boost domestic consumption.
  将这些资产私有化，会释放出财富效应，并推动国内消费。
• Serendipitously, lock-up periods on these stakes acquired three years ago when China began partially privatising its big lenders begin to expire from this month.
  人们突然发现，这些股权于3年前中国开始对大型银行进行部分私有化时购入的禁售期从本月开始将陆续到期。
• Other proposals privatising forests, the reform of sentencing, scrapping school sports have all been abandoned in the face of public anger.
  其他方面的提案森林私有化、量刑改革、取消学校体育经费都在公众的怒火下被放弃。
• McKinsey lists the numerous reforms still needed in power, some of them politically difficult, such as privatising distribution in more cities, reducing theft and curbing indiscriminate subsidies for agriculture.
  麦肯锡列出了电力部门依然需要进行的诸多改革，其中一些在政治上有困难，比如增加供电私营化的城市、减少偷电行为，抑制对农业的无差别补贴。
• Dentists claim the Government is privatising dentistry through the back door.
  牙医声称政府正通过暗箱操作将牙医业私有化。
• This is a place of good intentions but it is one that encapsulates the contemporary trend for the privatising of profit and the socialising of loss.
  奥运村项目的出发点都是好的，但又集中体现了当前的社会趋势利润私人化与损失社会化。