Sentence examples for deregulation policy from inspiring English sources
"It's ground zero for deregulation policy in Washington," Rob Stein, the Democratic strategist, said.
In the Netherlands, the government's deregulation policy is co-ordinated by an independent body, but Mr Brown has decided to give that responsibility to the Cabinet Office.
Governor Davis certainly can't be blamed for the electricity crisis: the fatally flawed electricity deregulation policy was created in the previous administration.
"Minister Pyne should prepare himself for more student protests over his fee deregulation policy, and such actions are now urgently needed," Rhiannon said.
"This is a cataclysmic marketplace event that reflects the failure of deregulation policy; it's terrible for consumers," said Gene Kimmelman, co-director of Consumers Union's Washington office.
"Government appreciates that the implementation of the deregulation policy would cause initial hardships," Mr. Jonathan said in a stiffly worded capitulation on Monday, after a week of refusing to back down.
In his first months in power, Mr. Lagos has pushed forward the economic deregulation policies first pioneered by General Pinochet and eliminated capital restrictions loathed by Wall Street.
It is difficult to feel sympathy for such a man, whose deregulation policies did so much damage, but West reminds us of the global complicity in money worship.
The political elite that was united in promoting the City-first deregulation policies that led to the crash is now united in asserting that ordinary people must pick up the tab for it.
What the governor should dread is not this one pleasure dome gone awry but the impact of deregulation policies and hands-off government that allows such wanton development and total disregard for the aesthetics of our environment to occur.
Mr. Fujimori shuffled part of his cabinet today, appointing as economy minister Carlos Bolona, who engineered sweeping privatizations and deregulation policies in the early years of the president's first term.
