| Some water and sewage facilities have been corporatized, under vigorous protest and dissatisfaction with the charges. |
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| There is no place in America demonstrably more homogenized or more corporatized than Vegas. |
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| What we have here is more of the ivory tower, laissez-faire bushwa that substitutes for thinking in this corporatized administration. |
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| A successfully corporatized company will be able to demonstrate positive or improved performance results. |
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| Finally, when the private operator contract expired, the services were corporatized. |
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| Friend, who has a degree in finance and accounting, has also corporatized the practice. |
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| We have a corporatized fishery, seals running amok and people leaving Newfoundland and Labrador. |
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| These problems of science are global and even more present in rich, industrial nations where science is increasingly corporatized and forms the backbone of political power and control. |
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| In South Africa, Johannesburg is the first and only local government in the postapartheid period that has corporatized through the legal establishment of a water and sanitation utility. |
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| Many countries have also privatized or corporatized their air navigation service providers. |
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| Some perceive these interventions as overcoming homogenized, corporatized landscapes and consumer-oriented monoculturalism. |
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| Large swaths of insurance fraud are being corporatized, creating a potential new norm for many fraud fighters. |
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| As education has become more corporatized and become treated as a commodity, rather than a process, then. |
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| About 60 percent of the cultivated land has been distributed to residents or members of the former collective and state farms but 40 percent of the land is still controlled by large collective or corporatized farm structures. |
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| At the end of March, the utility industry would be corporatized, but a consistent set of rules will be needed to set a framework for independent power production. |
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| The groundfish stocks are gone or have been corporatized. |
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| However, in recent years, the sector had been successfully corporatized through a phased approach, increasingly opening the sector to private participation. |
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| The experience of CEE countries also shows that municipal infrastructure can be efficiently managed by public utilities providing that they are corporatized and financially and operationally autonomous. |
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| Competent water utilities are foremost among these, whether public ones that have been corporatized or private ones, both of which must be subject to good regulation. |
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| These corporatized projects frequently do not expand students' educational opportunities. |
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| Along with Noam Chomsky, Norman exposed how the dominant culture asserts its hegemony through a corporatized media whose credibility derives from its pretense of objectivity. |
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