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1. Some industries, including airlines and trucking have already started to deregulate.

2. The government plans to deregulate the banking industry/the bus system.

3. Some banks have already started to deregulate.

4. The U.S. airline industry has been deregulated since 1978.

5. The campaign for a deregulated electric utility industry, like a balloon, is filled with a lot of hot air.

6. The real payoff comes when governments deregulate these systems, because they create the basic incentives that drive employees.

7. Under a presidential decree of Aug. 6, oil and gas export prices were deregulated soas to bring them into line with world prices.

8. A bill pending in Congress would deregulate electricity sales nationwide.

9. The five-digit access code is required until at least March 1997, when the state market is more fully deregulated.

10. And cut-throat rivalry, especially after the market is deregulated in 1994, would indeed cause offence.

11. The pressure to deregulate came therefore not only from outside but from inside the Stock Exchange.

12. California did not deregulate its electricity system-the government changed the regulations, and botched the job.

13. Did he raise a deregulated glass of cheer with his corporate buddies?

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14. The long slow process of deregulating the financial sector in fundamental ways is also coming unstuck.

15. Readers who doubt this scenario might consider what happened when the savings and loans were deregulated during the eighties.

16. And as the electric industry is deregulated and marches toward increased competition, inefficient utilities could get clobbered.

17. Economic globalisation -- entailing deregulated trade and investment -- is a mixed blessing for health.

18. Mr. Evennett Will my hon. Friend confirm that safety regulations for buses remain the same whether the services are deregulated or regulated?

19. China is gradually deregulating the energy prices, and the prices are now increasingly being affected by the increase in coal prices.

20. Among them, deregulating and introducing competition mechanism is the important content that telecommunication reform.

21. The government set off a consumer spending boom last year by deregulating shop hours.

22. The progressive dismantling of regional development policy since 1979 has moved more swiftly than steps aimed at deregulating the housing sector.

23. Instead of considering more legislation, Bill Clinton should think about deregulating medicine.

24. "The WTO talks will eventually benefit the economy by deregulating markets, " says one foreign ministry official.

25. With the civil capital entering into China's aviation market and the Chinese government gradually deregulating the airline industry, the completion in China's aviation market will be fiercer.

26. He has accused McCain of "panicking" in the face of Wall Street events and has been reminding voters at every turn that McCain had long advocated deregulating Wall Street, blamed for the crisis.

27. For nearly a generation, the United States has driven growth by deregulating markets, lowering tax rates and promoting trade.

28. I now find myself questioning whether my early career, largely devoted to liberalising and deregulating banking and financial markets, was misguided.

29. The representative different-type models refer to Market Model, Participation Model, Flexible Government Model and Deregulating Government Model.

30. ALEJANDRO FOXLEY: They were able to start a process of deregulating the markets, opening up the economy, so that's their contribution.