nationalised

Eventually, B&B had to be nationalised. Crawshaw, however, had left the bridge a few weeks earlier as a result of heart problems.

The announcement came a year after the bank was nationalised.

In 1956 the two colluded with Israel to attack Egypt and retake the Suez Canal, which had been nationalised by Gamal Abdel Nasser.

When the business he worked for was a nationalised industry , the main aim was to do nothing to incur public criticism .

The taxpayer will pay 90% of any losses suffered by the two partially nationalised banks after a first loss to be taken by the banks.

Values must be written down , insolvent banks nationalised outright , and solvent ones recapitalised with an equity stake for taxpayers .

Some banks have needed more capital, and a few have been nationalised outright.

the British government nationalised the bank in 2008.

Britain has also now effectively nationalised its large banks, just as the French once did under Mitterrand.

The bank should be nationalised and then closed for new mortgage business.

Six years later, AIG, the largest US insurance company, has in effect been nationalised to stop it blowing up the financial world.

But back in 2008 the US government effectively nationalised Fannie and Freddie, under the fig leaf of a "conservatorship" scheme.

The bank is in effect nationalised.

A quick glance back at "long-termist" nationalised industries shows what a mess that leads too. And it is not just a matter of efficiency.

The state has also nationalised two mortgage lenders and is proposing to insure banks' toxic assets against catastrophic losses.

Denmark's financial authorities seized control of Fionia Bank. It is the third Danish bank to be nationalised since the autumn.

Gordon Brown promises to "do whatever it takes to ensure the stability of the UK financial system" as Bradford & Bingley is nationalised.

One day later HBOS was rescued by Lloyds TSB, and a couple of weeks after that both firms were part-nationalised.

Under Indira Gandhi, India nationalised banks, restricted foreign investment and created numerous barriers for the private sector.

Opencast mining by an American company began in 1956, and continued after it was nationalised in 1973.

Officials say that output at Enlandes, a nationalised milk firm, has risen by 50% in two years.

Northern Rock, a bank nationalised in 2008, will escape scrutiny; the rules concerning the royal family are to be tightened.

Nationalised financial institutions have often been badly run businesses which served neither their owners nor their customers well.

Nationalised and partly nationalised banks are giving priority to domestic lending at the expense of foreign operations.

A clue: the political marketplace has replaced you with partially nationalised lenders in no mood blithely to leverage investment banks.

abundance plays a part. So does the substitution of nationalised social-security systems for the support of offspring in old age.

1946 - The Bank of England is nationalised.

It has opened its oil industry to foreign investment and then nationalised it no fewer than three times.

White farms must be seized, Zimbabwe-style, mines and banks nationalised.

This week he announced he had also "nationalised" the cocoa and coffee industries, the Ivorian economy's mainstay.

Hypo Real Estate, the German property lender in the process of being nationalised, has the lowest rating at BBB.

But will the various shrunken and nationalised institutions cough up their dues next year?

Instead, to raise funds, the government nationalised the pension system and siphoned off some of the Central Bank's reserves.

It is the third Danish bank to be nationalised since the autumn.

Codelco's foundations were laid in 1971, when Salvador Allende, a socialist president, nationalised Chile's American-owned mines.

State-backed recapitalisation in the US and Europe has already in effect nationalised some banks.

Nationalised Private industry bought by the state.

Taking charge of composing and implementing the nationalised proposal about the product.

Its oil reserves were nationalised seven years before Saddam Hussein seized power in 1979 and all foreign companies expelled.

The island, which has nationalised its three biggest banks and cut interest rates by 3. 5 percentage points, has been in talks for a week.

Cyberspace is being nationalised rapidly.

The bank survives only because it is nationalised.

Northern Rock, the UK lender, had a ratio of more than 300 per cent at its peak before being nationalised in 2007.

He proposed tighter regulation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the now-nationalised mortagage agencies.

The status of the nationalised banks is another sore point.

First it nationalised private pension funds, allowing itself to draw on their $30 billion in assets.

The government asked the nationalised banks to show leniency, but repossessions will probably jump after mortgage payments are unfrozen.

Output of crude oil has fallen by half since oil and natural gas were nationalised by Mr Morales in 2006.

Can India's nationalised airlines be revived?

Panic spread after the government stepped in and partly nationalised Glitnir, the third-largest bank.

Former shareholders in Northern Rock today accused the government of cheating them of compensation when the bank was nationalised last year.

He and his father had a big stake in Landsbanki, which was nationalised earlier this month.

First she ramped up taxes on farmers, then last year she nationalised private pension funds.

On October 28th the commission approved plans to split Northern Rock, which was nationalised by the British government last year, into two.

I'm not quite sure what a "public sector corporation" is; it's a long time since we had nationalised industries.

forced banks to recapitalise (or be nationalised)

Bank of England is nationalised

Give two reasons why the government might privatise a nationalised industry. (2 marks)