Examples of using Deregulated in English and their translations into Chinese
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However, deregulated immune responses can also cause skin disorders such as psoriasis.
The newly deregulated telecommunications industry has attracted billions of dollars in overseas investments and this has helped expand the country's IT networks.
Some speakers believed that government-owned telecommunications monopolies should be deregulated, as they felt that market forces would stimulate innovation and a reduction of costs.
Aberrant DNA replication that results in deregulated cell divisions is the cause of many cancers and developmental disorders.
The fragmentation of deregulated energy markets, in particular, is holding back investment by complicating the allocation of risk and reward.
As the investment market in China is becoming more and more deregulated, the practice of acquiring a company is becoming popular.
By 2008, in congressional testimony, Greenspan was willing to concede a fatal flaw in his thinking- deregulated financial markets can indeed go badly wrong.
The current trust system was set up in the mid-1980s when New Zealand deregulated and freed up much of its financial sector.
The present political consensus favours free markets, trade liberalization and deregulated finance.
Channels Television is one of the 13 independent television stations currently broadcasting in Nigeria, since the Federal Government deregulated the broadcast media….
Channels TV is one of the 13 independent television stations currently broadcasting in Nigeria, since the Federal Government deregulated the broadcast media in 1992…[…].
Tight monetary policies, high real rates of interest and deregulated financial markets affect the supply of credit in the economy, including its availability to less privileged economic actors.
Many governments quickly subscribed to Ronald Reagan's mantra of deregulated markets- policies that eventually brought about the worst global recession since the 1930s.
While there is an expectation that industry will eventually respond with new capacity, the Government of Alberta has been subject to heavy criticism from many quarters for mishandling the transition to a new deregulated environment.
Contrary to the claims by its proponents, deregulated financial globalization produced perverse outcomes, such as capital flowing from developing to developed countries and the rise of borrowing costs.
An appropriate legal framework is required to prevent abuses in deregulated markets and protect domestic consumers, while ensuring transfer of technology and the development of domestic competitive supply capacities.
Other, less catastrophic energy deregulation schemes, such as Pennsylvania's, have generally deregulated utilities but kept the providers regulated, or deregulated both.
(c) Alternatives to the prevailing paradigm of economic development and deregulated market-led globalization through strengthened governance, participatory development, democratic governance and the participation of social movements;
Transport activities have largely been deregulated, and related policies have been modified to permit market-determined decisions, enterprise autonomy and private participation.
His country had deregulated the trade and investment sector and had in fact been the first country in the region to open up its equity markets to foreign investment.