| Many such nationalizations are suspected to have been highly irregular and to pose continuing security risks. |
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| The nationalizations in the energy sector were a crucial conquest for this country. |
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| Genuine nationalizations need to serve the interests of the p op ular Latin American p roject. |
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| While we defend such bourgeois nationalizations against imperialist attack, they are not socialist measures. |
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| As for the nationalizations of the Banks, these are partial and temporary nationalizations which only serve to socialize the losses. |
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| Cuba became a deformed workers state with these pervasive nationalizations, which liquidated the bourgeoisie as a class. |
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| They opposed strikes, nationalizations, and the class struggle but strongly favoured social protective legislation and civil rights. |
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| Bolivia is itself no stranger to nationalizations, including in the petroleum industry. |
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| Some nationalizations take place when a government seizes property acquired illegally. |
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| Vargas Llosa saw the threat of totalitarianism in the rigid state-driven economy and the nationalizations imposed by the ruling American Popular Revolutionary Alliance. |
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| Although Chávez has increased the state's share in industries like oil, electricity, steel and cement production, these piecemeal nationalizations do not challenge capitalist private property. |
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| Reforms and nationalizations of certain branches of industry by a bourgeois state-reversible under the pressure of imperialism-do not lead to socialism. |
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| Amid fears of nationalizations of U. S. banks, worries about European bank exposure to Eastern Europe, equity markets were pulled lower by financial stocks. |
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| Amid fears of nationalizations of US banks and worries about European bank exposure to Eastern Europe, equity markets were pulled lower by financial stocks and poor earnings. |
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| The nationalizations you mentioned are part of that same plan. |
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