Sentence examples for sustained deregulation from inspiring English sources

Energy infrastructure, communications infrastructure, electricity infrastructure--all would benefit far more from a sustained deregulation and liberalization campaign than spending.

Senator Kyrillos, a Republican from Middletown, said the state Board of Public Utilities would be able to arrange the repayment of losses sustained during deregulation so that consumers would not face soaring electric bills when rate caps come off in August 2003.

These data imply that an inflammatory feedback mechanism may sustain the deregulation of HNF1α in the impaired hepatocytes.

Hedgehog-Gli activity is involved in precursor cell proliferation and stem cell self-renewal, and its deregulation sustains the growth of many human tumours.

However, in pathologic conditions, abnormalities are observed after years of sustained cytokinic and growth factors local deregulation.

Some of the most important aspects of that tilt involved such things as the sustained attack on organized labor and financial deregulation, which created huge fortunes even as it paved the way for economic disaster.

We hypothesized a role for chromatin remodeling in the sustained deregulation of cellular signaling pathways.

Deregulation of pathways involving these genes through sustained alterations in expression provides biological plausibility for the association of benzene with lymphoid neoplasms.

On the other hand, the mega-developer-in-chief does robustly endorse environmental deregulation to sustain the residential land-rush into the fiery exurbs.

Indeed, Mr. da Silva's popularity has surged along with the opposition to free markets that is rising across Latin America, as it becomes clear that the wave of privatization and deregulation of the 1990's did not bring prosperity, or even sustained growth.

To protect utilities during the difficult transition to deregulation, the state had promised to allow the power companies to recoup certain losses they sustained.