Sentence examples for his deregulation from inspiring English sources

Many of his deregulation efforts were backed by the Clinton administration.

His deregulation of America's airlines in the 1970s opened up the skies to the people, for better and worse.

A very small sampling includes his support for Nafta, his evisceration of welfare, his support for the death penalty and his deregulation of Wall Street.

In 1988, as Australia celebrated the bicentenary of white settlement, Keating maintained his economic deregulation agenda, cutting tariffs on every industry apart from Australian-made cars.

"Minister Pyne should prepare himself for more student protests over his fee deregulation policy, and such actions are now urgently needed," Rhiannon said.

But while the Socialist leader's improved image could help him combat resistance to his economic deregulation drive that is going through parliament, both poll groups said the downbeat jobs outlook meant the respite might not last.

This is not the place to rehash his support for financial deregulation, his dismissal of officials and commentators who expressed concerns about the direction his policies, or his public support for Alan Greenspan, a Fed chairman who, in his bones, barely believed in regulation at all.

Volcker's views seem to oppose those of Larry Summers, who bragged about his feats of deregulation during his tenure in the Clinton administration.

If it's Summers, you know what everyone will bring up: his pro-deregulation stance of the 1990s.

His Wall Street deregulation ruined the economy, and his brand of old-fashioned pseudo-centrism is out of touch with today's political and economic realities.

He had risked all on a general election last September to gain backing for his programme of deregulation and a smaller state, and seen his ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) romp home with a two-thirds majority.