The government's privatisation of the national railways sparked widespread debate about service quality and accountability.

The wave of privatisations in the 1990s reshaped the country's economy and sparked intense public debate.

The council privatised the local water service despite widespread public opposition.

The privatisers argued that selling the state-owned factories would improve efficiency, but many workers protested.

The privatiser argued that selling the public utility would improve efficiency, but many citizens feared higher prices.

The committee voted to privatise the state-owned railway to improve efficiency.

When the council privatises the water supply, residents often see immediate changes in billing.

Activists protested outside the ministry, accusing it of privatising essential services for profit.

The government's sudden re-privatisation of the national airline sparked heated debate among citizens.