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(61) Other topics include deregulation and restructuring in the electric power industry.

(62) Most busine and industries a rove of deregulation from government control.

(63) Some historians compare the Ronald Reagan era of deregulation to a similar period of "rugged individualism" touted by Herbert Hoover's White House from 1929-33.

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(64) As a result of free-for-all prices since deregulation, airlines have been engaged in cut - throat competition with each other.

(65) TIME termed the results "a counterreformation of sorts in a Republican-led era that emphasizes deregulation and self-reliance."

(66) Cyclin D1 is a key cell cycle regulator and a candidate proto-oncogene, whose deregulation has been implicated in pathogenesis of several types of cancers, including NPC.

(67) Most business and industries approve of deregulation from government control.

(68) Chinese Civil Aviation Transportation Industry ( CATI ) a Monopolistic Industry, its further Deregulation also seems urgent.

(69) In addition, deregulation provided things that voters wanted, such as cheap loans.

(70) Before deregulation, the nation's largest radio broadcasting conglomerate owned fewer than seventy - five stations.

(71) In the second part, firstly, with the development of deregulation, the author points out that the Guangdong Electric Power Group must be reformed to adapt to the furiously competitive market.

(72) It’s true that when governments deregulate, they must announce those changes in the Federal Register, too, and so some of the pages represent genuine deregulation.

(73) After two decades of expansion and deregulation, and the greatest bull market finance has ever known, many of the world's banks were dangerously undercapitalised.

(74) Liberalisation and deregulation opened the way to the creation of broad, deep and liquid capital markets, and established the right environment to attract foreign firms and inward investment.

(75) Another possibility would be to return to the regulatory system administered by the Civil Aeronautics Board before the deregulation of the airline industry in 1978.

(76) Deregulation of airlines, trucking, and long-distance telephone service are good examples during the past two decades.

(77) The breakthrough in the detection always chooses the special parts, change parts, detail, shadiness , feint, deregulation and superabundance of the criminal cases.

(78) The consequences of deregulation and financial business practices did not occur in a state - free world.

(79) Did not use up tutelar responsibility to guardian, or the person that the Internet bar does business of deregulation, byelaw stated condemnatory measure.

(80) In its wisdom, the troika imposed policies of severe austerity and deregulation consistent with the neoliberal ideology of the EU.

(81) One of the most important steps towards the goal is to force China to give up its monetary sovereignty, and to further propel financial deregulation.

(82) But deregulation had already begun to go out of fashion before the financial crisis.

(83) From domination to deregulation is our urbanization policy regulation elementary path.

(84) Electricity deregulation is one of the earliest reforming areas in energy field.

(85) None of this means that financial market deregulation is a bad thing.

(86) The U.S. banking and finance industries have been remade over the past quarter-century by globalization, deregulation, and technology.

(87) Full deregulation would entail eliminating both government deposit insurance (especially insurance that is not experience-rated or otherwise proportioned to risk) and bailouts.

(88) NARRATOR: The stage was set for deregulation of the U. S. economy, and now these ideas were about to make their entrance in the very homeland of Gilbert and Sullivan.

(89) We will be pressing ahead with our policies on privatisation, deregulation and cutting out waste.

(90) Airline deregulation, for example, initially fostered increased competition that lowered the cost of flying.