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deregulate English

Meaning deregulate meaning

What does deregulate mean?

deregulate

— verb lift the regulations on

Synonyms deregulate synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as deregulate?

deregulate English » English

derestrict decontrol

Conjugation deregulate conjugation

How do you conjugate deregulate?

deregulate · verb

Examples deregulate examples

How do I use deregulate in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Well, I'm gonna deregulate school districts so that teachers and administrators can develop programs that best fit their kids.
When you deregulate the banking industry.
Won't this bill essentially deregulate the banks?
With or without senator Amidala, the galactic senate Is unlikely to deregulate The banks.
Which means there is no need to deregulate the banks.
I move to immediately deregulate the banks.
As fear and anger prevail, the Senate overwhelmingly passes a bill to deregulate the banks, opening the gateway to additional troops and an increase in fighting.
Obama brought back the same economic team That under clinton had done so much To deregulate the economy.
It is a willingness to actively, aggressively deregulate and reach a climate of maximum growth potential.
With or without Senator Amidala, the Galactic Senate is unlikely to deregulate the banks until this war hits home.
To ensure the safety of the Republic, we must deregulate the banks.
We were going to deregulate the construction, operation and ownership of the generation plants, while leaving the transmission and the distribution system in the hands of the utilities.
Is unlikely to deregulate The banks. until this war hits home.
As fear and anger prevail, the senate overwhelmingly passes a bill to deregulate the banks, opening the gateway to additional troops and an increase in fighting.
Deregulate the financial industry.
Deregulate the. deregulate everything!

News and current affairs

But nothing was done to deregulate product markets or to give proper incentives to restructuring, while privatization came to a halt.
The trap for politicians like Sarkozy lies in adding new layers of state bureaucracy instead of trying to dismantle and deregulate.
The question should not have been about how to deregulate quickly, but about how to develop the right regulatory framework.
Continental Europe did not deregulate as much, and preferred to seek growth in greater economic integration.
Many service firms in Asia are owned by the public sector, so governments have less incentive to deregulate services.

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