English-German translation for "nationalization"

"nationalization" German translation

nationalization
[næʃənəlaiˈzeiʃən; -liˈz-]noun | Substantiv s

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Einbürgerung, Naturalisierung Verstaatlichung, Nationalisierung Einverleibung in einen Staat Verwandlung in eine Nation
  • Einbürgerungfeminine | Femininum f
    nationalization naturalizationespecially | besonders besonders American English | amerikanisches EnglischUS
    Naturalisierungfeminine | Femininum f
    nationalization naturalizationespecially | besonders besonders American English | amerikanisches EnglischUS
    nationalization naturalizationespecially | besonders besonders American English | amerikanisches EnglischUS
  • Verstaatlichungfeminine | Femininum f
    nationalization commercial term, commerce | Wirtschaft/VolkswirtschaftWIRTSCH
    Nationalisierungfeminine | Femininum f
    nationalization commercial term, commerce | Wirtschaft/VolkswirtschaftWIRTSCH
    nationalization commercial term, commerce | Wirtschaft/VolkswirtschaftWIRTSCH
  • Einverleibungfeminine | Femininum f in einen Staat
    nationalization annexation: of region
    nationalization annexation: of region
  • Verwandlungfeminine | Femininum f in eine (einheitliche, unabhängigeet cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc) Nation
    nationalization transformation into a nation
    nationalization transformation into a nation
Die Banken standen am Rande des Konkurses und der Verstaatlichung.
Banks were on the verge of bankruptcy and nationalization.
Source: News-Commentary
Es ist wahrscheinlich, dass sich die Wiederverstaatlichung durch Erpressung noch beschleunigen wird.
Re-nationalization through extortion is likely to accelerate.
Source: News-Commentary
Tatsächlich bestand Putins Wirtschaftspolitik seit 2003 aus Wiederverstaatlichung.
In fact, since 2003, Putin s main economic policy ’ has been re-nationalization.
Source: News-Commentary
Sollen die Verhandlungen wirklich wieder aufgenommen werden?
Is it really intended to reopen the nationalization chapter?
Source: Europarl
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