Sentence examples for deregulation from from inspiring English sources

There will be calls for more spending from the left and for tax cuts and deregulation from the right.

With the founding of the Premier League this Lego village of small-scale concerns was all but swept away by deregulation from the skies.

At times looking bruised by the onslaught, Sanders doubled down on his argument that extensive lobbying by the finance, pharmaceutical and energy industries were a major reason they had enjoyed favourable deregulation from Congress.

During the nineteen-nineties, when Summers was enthusiastically supporting financial deregulation from his perch at the Treasury, he frequently cited Friedman, who championed the theory that financial markets are efficient, and can therefore be largely left to their own devices.

In fact, some of the disastrous pieces of financial deregulation from the nineteen-nineties, which allowed the banks to engage in some of their riskiest operations with little oversight, were enacted in this way.

Assemblyman Paul D. Tonko, the chairman of the energy committee, points out that the amount spent on new transmission lines dropped to $90 million in 1999, after deregulation, from $304 million in 1988, under a regulated system.

Obama has perhaps never recovered from handing his administration's plum economic jobs to Robert Rubin protégés with dirty hands from the bubble — Lawrence Summers, a deregulation advocate from the Clinton administration, and Timothy Geithner, an indulgent regulator at the New York Fed.

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Airbus agrees that fragmentation will increase as deregulation spreads from Europe to Asia in coming years.

Under deregulation, competition from other power sources was supposed to provide price relief.

The problem was exacerbated because the utilities have been prevented, under the deregulation law, from passing on the price increase to their customers.