Sentence examples for deregulating services from inspiring English sources

Deregulating services would have a similar effect.

Alden's main point - that the documents say nothing about privatizing and deregulating services - is belied by 20 years of experience with the Global Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) of the World Trade Organization (WTO), on which the TISA is based; on previous TISA research; and on analysis of the documents, along with the texts provided by WikiLeaks.

Governments have failed to deregulate services, which could have created new jobs to offset the collapse in IT exports.

He said the majority of growth would be on deregulated services outside London, where a push on mobile ticketing and smart cards would push up passenger numbers and revenue.

Instead, they need to set free their economies, deregulate services, scrap barriers to more efficient resource allocation, and allow the marketplace to establish where they have a comparative advantage.

The documents, along with the analysis, highlight the way that the TISA responds to major corporate lobbies' desire to deregulate services, even beyond the existing WTO rules.

Tony Greenham of thinktank the New Economics Foundation believes deregulating financial services has boosted their profitability – on the surface at least – but that has come at a cost to others.

Immunity for the big banks was the whole point of deregulating financial services in the first place.

The Conservatives deregulated bus services during their particularly repellent final years in office.

But Germany's politicians are far keener to denounce deficits than to deregulate domestic services.

The "big bang" of 1986, which deregulated financial services, made risky behaviour in the City the norm.