nationalisation in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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The plan has been characterised as, in effect, partial nationalisation.
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After the nationalisation of the line in 1846, the current station was built.
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He strongly supported the nationalisation of strategic industries such as coal and steel.
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Further simplification of the railway map, long advocated, was not achieved until nationalisation.
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Nationalisation followed in 1948 followed by a period of rationalisation and modernisation.
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The causes of land nationalisation and the taxation of land values powerfully appealed to her.
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He had the burden of the 1947 fuel crisis and the nationalisation of both gas and electricity.
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It began to wind-down after nationalisation in 2009.
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The constitution established legal procedures for the nationalisation of public services and land, banks, and railways.
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Much debate continues however, whether this still constitutes nationalisation in a broader context.
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