Much has already been made of the wholesale destructive deregulation of our state school system that this bill represents.
That was before deregulation of the state's electricity industry sent her bill shooting through the roof this summer.
He maintained control and built consensus during the often stormy deregulation of the state's telephone, natural gas, and electricity markets.
The generators would be in place for at least two or three years, until private energy companies, taking advantage of the deregulation of the state's power industry, begin to supply electricity from new or rebuilt plants around the city.
Mr. Baum, the chairman of Sempra Energy, has asked his customers to take the same kind of conservation steps in response to the the current crisis gripping California -- spiraling natural-gas prices, coupled with an unprecedented shortage of electricity that has been widely attributed to a chaotic deregulation of the state's utility industry.
As a result, deregulation of the state of histone acetylation at cell level might be related to the carcinogenic process.
A better understanding of the global deregulation of methylation states and how they correlate with disease progression will aid in the design of strategies for earlier detection and better therapeutic decisions.
Specifically, they call for reforming the "Washington Consensus," which tethers development money to "conditionalities" that include market deregulation, privatization of state-owned enterprises and trade liberalization by recipient nations.
Economic liberalization measures, including industrial deregulation, privatization of state-owned enterprises, and reduced controls on foreign trade and investment, began in the early 1990s and served to accelerate the country's growth, which averaged under 7% per year from 1997 to 2011.
Loans were conditional on a relatively standard package of policies emphasizing deregulation, privatization of state-owned firms, reduction of domestic government spending, trade liberalization with the aim of prioritizing production for export and elimination of controls on foreign investment.
Perhaps it's a continuation of the last one, the latest phase in a permanent cycle of crisis exacerbated by the measures (credit bubbles, deregulation, the curtailment of state spending) that were supposed to deliver uninterrupted growth.
