Sentence examples for deregulating to from inspiring English sources
It requires streamlining, de-layering and deregulating to be a truly effective institution.
"This time we are going to deregulate to make such investments possible".
Regulators at FERC envision a system in which power generation remains deregulated to encourage competition, while transmission becomes a much more heavily regulated monopoly.
Almost since taking office in 2003, he has been badgering leaders to cut their budget deficits and deregulate to encourage entrepreneurship and growth.
The latter leads when deregulated to fibrosis.
The healthcare sector is privatised and labour deregulated to revitalise economy.
In the present economic environment, policymakers can ill afford to ignore the need to deregulate to stimulate.
What emerges is a shift in interest from deregulated to contracted markets (and back to deregulated to some extent), a renewed focus on institutional performance in line with changing government and community expectations, and an increasing desire to place contracted services within the broader context of land use, well-being and wider economic benefits.
"These efforts are a misguided attempt at re-regulation of an industry that has been deregulated — to the consumer benefit — since 1978," she says.
We previously observed a high fixed point coordinating the local minima of growth of liver cancer cells, which are deregulated to grow very rapidly.
