Nationalized in a sentence

It was nationalized in 1953 and then again de-nationalized in 1977.

But our polarized political system is also a nationalized one, where state-level success as a problem solver too often obstructs rather than clears a path to national influence within the Republican Party.

Chile, a serious producer of lithium, nationalized its lithium trade in a bid to higher management how the sources are developed and deployed, as have Bolivia and Mexico.

They suffer ongoing settler colonization and massive land grabs that saw most Palestinian lands nationalized and settled by Jews.

Atlantia, the parent group of Autostrade, is controlled by the wealthy Benetton family, which finally bowed to pressure last month to relinquish control of its besmirched toll-road operator, which will be nationalized.

In 1956, Israel began to cooperate with France and Great Britain, which had plans to seize the Suez Canal after Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized it.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has even suggested that the relevant companies be nationalized, if needed.

The Supreme Court fight has nationalized the race and put fresh scrutiny on Collins’ 2018 vote for Justice Brett Kavanaugh, which Democrats are now more aggressively deploying in messaging against her.

We expect the RBI to continue absorbing inflows through nationalized banks and continue with its strategy of Reserve accumulation.

While a nationalized vote-by-mail system isn't likely to be implemented anytime soon, experts say it is more likely that states move to expand options to augment in-person voting.

Businesses from Canada, France and Great Britain among other countries also conduct business in properties nationalized after Castro took power.

Electric utilities include investor-owned and publicly-owned cooperatives and nationalized entities, which are the major providers of electricity in most of the countries, worldwide.

Indeed, one of the very first things that his government nationalized after the revolution was his own family farm in the island's Oriente province.

In the case of Venezuela, the Chávez government nationalized the oil industry, not an insignificant thing given that Venezuela sits upon the world’s largest reserves of crude oil.

Obama nationalized millions of additional federal lands — and though Republicans whined, they did little to stop him.

When Lenin's New Economic Policy ended about 1925, and virtually every other foreign concession was nationalized without compensation, Allied American received a lucrative Soviet pencilmanufacturing concession.

High-level exchanges were frozen in 2012 after Japan nationalized the islands claimed by Beijing, setting off violent protests in China.

In 1950 the school was nationalized and transformed into the Higher School of Economics.

In the event of factory closures due to protectionism or offshoring, the industry should be nationalized under workers' control to protect the jobs, and retooled if necessary to meet the needs of the population.

We now have nationalized political behavior in which local politics are only interesting to most people as they relate to national politics.