renationalization

The president signed the renationalization into law on 5 May.

Renationalization is the wrong response to the global challenges in research policy too.

"Renationalization of all these enterprises could happen, and now nobody in Government can help us."

Government officials insist this is not intended as a step toward renationalization of the banks.

We must also fight against the tendency towards renationalization of development cooperation policies.

A preliminary draft of the economic program promised wholesale renationalization.

The renationalization card keeps being played, something we obviously oppose as a Parliament.

They are likely to stop short of wholesale renationalization of firms.

A renationalization process may also be called reverse privatization.

So he has moved to the center, calling for orderly, restrained renationalization of some - not all - industries.

"It's not unreasonable to think that renationalization of telecommunications could be the endgame."

One other point I want to make very strongly: we must not allow the renationalization of the common agricultural policy as we have known it.

Communist members of Parliament are already calling for immediate renationalization of the industries involved.

Private property is also a sensitive issue for businessmen worried about renationalization, and one that the Communists have not addressed in detail.

The Commission regards this as a step towards renationalization of the Common Market.

The disease is renationalization - with a vengeance in the East and on cats' feet in the West.

We think it is also very important that this should not mean the renationalization of agricultural policy, as Mr Jacob suggested.

Nor do we agree with paragraph 30 of the report on repudiating all attempts at renationalization of structural policy.

Mr Kinnock has suggested that renationalization would not be a high priority for a future Labour government.

The second is that we must pay particular attention to the danger of the renationalization of the CAP.

Subsidiarity - yes; decentralization - yes; renationalization - no!

Is it renationalization?

The themes of this negative public-relations campaign, she claimed, were her renationalization policies, her social program and her clothes.

This would not result in a different, solidary Europe but in the renationalization of politics and the re-emergence of nationalism.

Since then more slogans have been added, such as subsidiarity, decentralization and renationalization, which together with this slogan could produce a highly explosive mixture.