Sentence examples for full deregulation from inspiring English sources

The legislature had already delayed by one year its previous mandate for full deregulation by Jan . 1 , 2002

The Public Service Commission urged the legislature to delay until at least 2010 full deregulation of retail electric competition.

Those days are long vanished; full deregulation of the airlines between Britain and the rest of Europe arrived in 1997, and Ryanair has swelled into a ravening beast.

In March, Texas will begin a marketing campaign, followed in June by a pilot program involving 5percentt of the state's customers, then culminating with full deregulation in January 2002.

Last month, the Singapore government moved up the full deregulation of its telecommunications market by two years to April 1, issuing 66 licenses for a variety of services that will compete with SingTel.

The Coalition is, for example, going to the polls with an "options paper" instead of a higher education policy, retaining most of the Abbott era cuts but saying it has moved on from full deregulation.

The Coalition is actually going to the election without a higher education policy, just an options paper and a promise it won't proceed with full fee deregulation.

It has abandoned full fee deregulation – in a bid to blunt Labor's attack on $100,000 degrees – but the remaining savings from the former scheme, which never passed the Senate, remain in the budget.

TPP has the following four features: "full liberalization, deregulation, comprehensiveness and advancement" (see Fig. 1).

When full-scale deregulation begins in January, competition will be open to all retail customers.

He told BBC Breakfast that he wants full employment, more deregulation and trade union reform.