Unlike in England, where auctioneering was largely deregulated by the 18th century, auctions in France had to be conducted by an official called a commisseur-priseur.
While privately rented housing is largely deregulated, some councils have set up mandatory local licencing schemes to make sure landlords comply with certain regulations in their area.
The ruling, which consumer advocates hailed as a victory, strengthens the F.C.C.'s hand in trying to gain some leverage over the cable industry, which was largely deregulated in 1996 and has fought subsequent attempts by the commission to impose new regulations.
University courses were to be largely deregulated, and the interest rates on HECS debts increased.
Part of the reason the White Widow debate has persisted all these years is because the weed market is largely deregulated.
The civil airline industry is entirely privately owned and has been largely deregulated since 1978, while most major airports are publicly owned.
Illinois has been operating a largely deregulated auto insurance market for many years, and South Carolina recently followed suit, but Mr. Hunter of the Consumer Federation maintained that there were few good lessons in either example for New Jersey.
Politics were largely absent.
Sidewalks were largely deserted.
Financials were largely higher.
