Sentence examples for advocated deregulation from inspiring English sources

If they advocated deregulation, we should listen to their wisdom.

He advocated deregulation of the financial markets and allowing capitalism complete freedom to self-regulate society.

If they advocated deregulation for their own industry, we should be particularly attentive — after all, who knows more about financial markets than the financiers.

Chicago was always known for advocating deregulation of various industries — trucks, airlines, and so on.

It criticizes Mr. Greenspan for advocating deregulation and cites a "pivotal failure to stem the flow of toxic mortgages" under his leadership as a "prime example" of negligence.

Sir Roy also advocates "deregulation of ticket office opening hours balanced by the introduction of modern technology", raising the prospect of more barriers and card machines at stations.

But he faced opposition from the Democratic Party's left wing, which accuses him of advocating deregulation, as Bill Clinton's treasury secretary in the 1990s, that made the financial crisis worse.

The result is a hybrid document albeit a keenly argued one that emphasises agency consolidation, while advocating deregulation in some areas and new rules and institutions in others.The system could certainly be slicker.

Reich had a long record of advocating deregulation before he was tapped to lead the bank regulator.

Often referred to as a rising star and sometimes tipped as a future leader, she hit the ground running as an MP by founding the Free Enterprise Group and co-writing a policy filled book called Britannia Unchained, which advocated radical deregulation and Thatcherite free-market economics.

Mr. Kato is a longtime aspirant to the prime minister's post who has advocated sweeping deregulation and greater competition to shake this country out of its economic doldrums, and for him it seems that the struggle has become a matter of political life or death.