Sentence examples for seeking deregulation from inspiring English sources

Unlike most of our competitors, Pacific Bell is not deregulated and is not seeking deregulation.

The three-day International Conference on Climate Change — organized by the Heartland Institute, a nonprofit group seeking deregulation and unfettered markets — brings together political figures, conservative campaigners, scientists, an Apollo astronaut and the president of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus.

Weed management costs per hectare increase by 50% to 100% or more in fields infested with glyphosate-resistant weeds, as evident in a series of case studies submitted to the USDA by Dow AgroSciences in support of its petition to the USDA seeking deregulation of 2,4-D herbicide-resistant corn [25].

The ruling frustrated broadcast and newspaper companies that have been seeking deregulation for years.

Proposed wording for the Annex would make regulations a TISA violation if they were "more burdensome than necessary" - a clear gift to transnational corporations seeking deregulation.

The above challenges are interwoven with vested interests of those seeking deregulation or new tax laws that enables continued profit for themselves, at the expense of the larger society.

In fact, Allstate has been very clear that it seeks deregulation by supporting an optional-federal-charter approach that would not only not allow consumer-protection regulation like rate regulation to occur; this would also eliminate protections for companies opting into the O.F.C. and set up a regulatory arbitrage that would weaken state protections.

Utilities are also seeking further deregulation by trying to persuade Congress to repeal the Public Utilities Holding Company Act, a Depression-era law that prohibits companies from owning several utilities in scattered parts of the country.

It gained substantial victories in seeking the deregulation of energy markets.

And as early as the 1960s, presidents across the political spectrum, including Johnson, Nixon, Ford, and Carter, sought broad deregulation of the transportation industry in order to prime the economic pump or, in the 1970s, reverse stagflation.

We also sought to identify other mutational events that may enhance the effect of CCNE1 deregulation by seeking regions of copy number change that correlate with 19q12 gain.