Sentence examples for on deregulating from inspiring English sources

LUDWIGNew YorkUnelectrifyingSIR--Your article on deregulating America's electric utilities (May 3rd) is disappointingly simplistic in its reasoning.

But Michael D. Donovan, a former S.E.C. lawyer, faulted Mr. Gramm for his insistence on deregulating the derivatives market.

Up to now, the Schroder government had given scant attention to rightist violence, concentrating its efforts on deregulating the German economy.

"The Clinton Administration worked arm in arm with Alan Greenspan — who is, on economic matters, obviously, an extreme right-wing libertarian — on deregulating Wall Street, and that was a total disaster," Sanders said.

And that would not be popular in Germany and other countries in Northern Europe, where the widespread perception is that Greece is not worthy of more credit because it has made scant progress on deregulating its labor markets, removing barriers to competition and getting citizens to pay taxes.

It has dragged its heels on deregulating the energy market, and its labour market still looks arthritic compared with America's.Another reason why Europe cannot afford to shun reform is that productivity gains from investing in information technology tend to be bigger in economies with flexible markets.

However, the deregulation of miRNAs in cancer development based on deregulated miRNA-processing proteins is not well understood and in the spotlight of current research.

He said the majority of growth would be on deregulated services outside London, where a push on mobile ticketing and smart cards would push up passenger numbers and revenue.

Availability of a large volume of recent literature on deregulated (a.k.a. restructured) electricity markets underscores the importance of the research needs to ensure proper design and functioning of the markets.

To examine if the detected 165 significantly deregulated miRNAs are already related to other human diseases we used the "Human microRNA Disease Database (HMDD)" that contains information on deregulated miRNA for over 100 human diseases.

Recently, Dai et al. demonstrated that HSF1 activation by Ser326 phosporylation depends on deregulated MAPK signaling.