nasyonalisasyon
nasyonalisasyón with stress marks
nationalization
Usage Note
Nasyonalisasyon is a formal political and economic term referring to the process by which a government takes ownership of private industries or assets. It appears in history textbooks and policy discussions, particularly in the context of Filipino economic nationalism movements of the mid-20th century.
Examples
" Tutol siya sa nasyonalisasyon. "
Natural Translation
He is against nationalization.
Literal Translation
Against he to nationalization.
" Maraming nagprotesta laban sa nasyonalisasyon ng mga pribadong kumpanya. "
Natural Translation
Many protested against the nationalization of private companies.
Literal Translation
Many protested against to nationalization of plural private company.
" Iginiit ng pamahalaan na kailangan ang nasyonalisasyon ng industriya ng langis upang masiguro ang kapakanan ng buong bansa. "
Natural Translation
The government insisted that the nationalization of the oil industry was necessary to secure the welfare of the entire nation.
Literal Translation
Insisted by government that needed the nationalization of industry of oil so-that secure the welfare of whole country.
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