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31. Others were evicted from state-owned flats when they were privatised and their former owners took them over.

32. Whole groups of state-owned enterprises would be sold, with the Council of Ministers being responsible for each enterprise on offer.

33. Roughly one-third of the sites in eastern Berlin are state-owned; establishing who owns the rest could take years.

34. Created in June 1990 and based in Berlin, Treuhandanstalt has a mission statement to privatise all former state-owned industrial enterprises.

35. Even films being co-produced with state-owned companies and the military were held up or banned for unexplained reasons.

36. State-owned television used a film of the episode to accuse conference participants of engaging in decadent activity.

37. Some 300,000 people work in state-owned enterprises, and many owe their jobs to political patronage.

38. In a television statement on Oct. 8 Rafsanjani said that the plan included the sale of state-owned factories to the private sector.

39. State-owned industries, already shaken by lay-offs and closures, will come under even greater stress from international competition.

40. The minister of public enterprises has ordered that 50 percent of all accounting for state-owned companies be placed with black firms.

41. In addition they called for lower taxes, free health care, cheaper housing loans and increased spending on state-owned industries.

42. The state-owned enterprise reform is our problem.

43. Incorrupt government; Incorrupt government culture; State-owned enterprise.

44. The transfer of shares of state-owned enterprises.

45. And we several major state-owned banks held assets of U. S. financial institutions is far more than a Lehman Brothers, after provision for bad debts will be more. Sentencedict.com

46. Most of the first 28 companies listed on China's Growth Enterprise Board (GEB) are family firms, with the exception of several state-owned companies, Shanghai Securities News reported.

47. The issue of bond should quit from competitive and profitable program, apply to remunerate to historical debt for workers in state-owned enterprises.

48. Leading local retailers include formerly state-owned operators, department store chains and a few new retailers.

49. It's state-owned company invested by the State, functioning as a state-authorized investment institution in which the State holds the controlling share.

50. He is the perennial counselor-at-law of quite a few major state-owned enterprises.

51. Both "profit-making" and "policy" is a solely state-owned company, different from the general commercial company's main features.

52. Encouraging foreign investors to participate in restructuring and renovation of state-owned enterprises in diversified forms of merging and purchasing and equity participation.

53. The orderly withdrawing of state-owned enterprises must abide by the scientific withdraw timing sequence and sele...

54. Because it fails to handle interests of the country, management and state-owned enterprise workers well in practice, management buyout has produced a great deal of negative effects.

55. In respect of equity ownership structure(sentencedict.com), state-owned corporate has higher concentration of shareholding and lower liquid shareholding.

56. Since that, the research on invigorative system to key stuff in state-owned commercial banks becomes very necessary.

57. Fertilizer producer ZAK and power generator PKE, which is part of the state-owned Tauron power group, plan to capture all of the carbon produced from their proposed plant.

58. Different with state-owned enterprises which hold high liability, public companies possess very low asset-liability ratio and have strong tendency of issuing stock.

59. State-owned commercial banks are the main body of the national financial system, with their operating status directly impacting on the stability of national economic development.

60. Ownership of state-owned unmovable cultural relics shall not be changed as a result of the change of ownership of or use right to the land to which the cultural relics are attached.