Sentence examples for ongoing deregulation from inspiring English sources
"Ongoing deregulation could pressure earnings," said Peter Kernan, an analyst in London with Standard & Poor's.
This is concordant with metabonomics data for DMNQ in the liver that shows reduced glucose and increased lactate at 96 hr suggesting an ongoing deregulation of oxidative metabolism [24].
Twenty years ago, when the World Economic Forum — the official name for the Davos meeting — was coming to prominence, this model, which featured ongoing globalization, deregulation, and technological change, was generally held by attendees to be a benign one.
There remain ongoing issues with the deregulation arrangements to deal with GM volunteers or contamination in exported commodities (Stein and Rodriguez-Cerezo 2010).
Also, the over-arching EIA Directive is due to change as part of much wider European Commission proposals so we'd be surprised if EIA were in the firing line with those alterations still ongoing" Economic growth duty Luhde-Thompson: In the Deregulation Bill, the Government is proposing a new 'economic growth' duty for non-economic regulators – to apply to the Environment Agency among others.
It seeks to allay fears about ongoing government support for university students, after public concerns the deregulation of fees and cuts to course subsidies would discourage enrolments.
Degeneration of mitral valve is broadly considered as a passive ongoing pathophysiological process and little is known about its physiological deregulation.
However, elucidating miRNA deregulation or dysfunction in HCC development is still an ongoing process.
The order, in which Davis also authorized the state Department of Water Resources to buy power, is the latest development in the ongoing crisis brought on by the state's failed, half-baked efforts at deregulation of energy markets.
Whether the USDA has the statutory authority to deny a petition for HR crop deregulation (i.e., approval) on the grounds of worsening problems with resistant weeds is a contested issue in ongoing litigation.
