Sentence examples for success of deregulation from inspiring English sources

While Zooz is not directly competing with banks, it is banking on the success of deregulation and the expansion of unified standards globally.

The fundamental problem -- the system's inability to cope with demand -- is in many ways a tribute to the success of the deregulation of the airline industry.

Wall Street investment banks with big financial stakes in the success of energy deregulation are playing important behind-the-scenes roles as officials in California struggle to fix the state's troubled electric power system.

While there have been a few qualified success stories, many challenges of deregulation have come to light.

Last year, airline passengers were complaining about overcrowding, flight delays and lost baggage -- the byproducts of deregulation's success in promoting competition and low fares.

Though the champions of deregulation's success like to highlight cheap airline seats and ubiquitous service, they fail to mention that those affordable seats were subsidized by shareholders and bondholders.

But Born was not done turning a symposium sponsored by Public Citizen for the organization's upcoming book, Reality Check: The Forgotten Lessons of Deregulation and Unsung Successes of Sensible Safeguards, into a veritable Cirque Du Soleil of sense-making.

At European airlines, momentum from consolidation and deregulation, plus the success of low-cost carriers, is forcing unions to accept new work practices.

Transport for London has been a great success, while the deregulation of buses outside London has largely failed.

He says the key to his success was the deregulation of shopping hours and shopping becoming a leisure activity.

"The fate of deregulation is critical for the future of a quality university system, but NCRIS funding should not be linked to the success or failure of the deregulation package," she said.