deregulate in English

verb

1

remove regulations or restrictions from.

a law that would deregulate cable TV prices

Use "deregulate" in a sentence

1. Cut taxes and spending, privatize, and deregulate.

2. 15 Cut taxes and spending, privatize, and deregulate.

3. European plans to deregulate air fares were vetoed by Spain.

4. Free - market reforms have moved governments everywhere to downsize, deregulate, and privatize.

5. 30 Free - market reforms have moved governments everywhere to downsize, deregulate, and privatize.

6. Their lobbying efforts well, first to deregulate, and then to have taxpayers pay for the cleanup.

7. Rubin, who came from Goldman Sachs, helped deregulate the financial industry and got rich at Citibank from the results.

8. Back then, Washington was constantly harrying Beijing to let the yuan rise in value and to deregulate its markets.

9. In order to increase competitiveness, individual nations will further deregulate and globalize the flow of manpower, resources, and information.

10. Many people understand the need to deregulate the private sector, but few apply the same thinking to the public sector.

11. One of Greenspan’s initial acts in 1987 was to petitionCongress to deregulate the financial services trade and remove theGlass-Steagall Act.

12. They have suggested that China should further deregulate its economy, let the renminbi appreciate and otherwise rely on market forces to tame inflation.

13. 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.

14. Bill Coauthored by VanNatter would deregulate beauty industry VanNatter claims he won’t give bill a hearing after it receives pushback from barbers, beauticians, educators Braden Dunlap

15. In 200 the commission adopted four broad principles relating to the idea of network neutrality as part of a move to deregulate the Internet services provided by telephone companies.