Examples of using Deregulated in English and their translations into Danish
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given free rein and when the economy is deregulated the consequences are not necessarily clear at the time when decisions are taken.
If quality is to be sustained within more deregulated and/or market-oriented and/or decentralised structures,
In 1982 the Reagan administration… deregulated savings and loan companies… allowing them to make risky investments… with their depositors' money.
No, it has deregulated and supported external investments by means of tax concessions,
attractive tax system, deregulated labour markets, and renewal of the social security
supervisory systems in this age of increasingly deregulated and liberalised capital transactions.
Madam President, I come from the most deregulated country as far as the postal service sector is concerned.
the Reagan administration investments with depositors' money. deregulated savings-and-loan companies.
It is clear that in a world of completely deregulated and unfettered free trade the so-called‘China price' will drag costs
cabotage does not in reality present any problem as these activities are already deregulated and operate on the basis of fair competition.
underline the need for a continued fight for a more deregulated and competitively neutral postal market.
Regulation, too, however, to avoid the disastrous consequences of a totally deregulated sugar market.
while at the same time most of the airports want to be deregulated and indeed the trend is in that direction.
It is therefore unfortunate that the EU is forcing through legislation under which countries that have not yet deregulated railway transport are to be given the right to compete with operators on a deregulated market where international train services are concerned.
Surely it cannot be the third way between the continental European welfare capitalism of the post-war period and today's deregulated US-style capitalism or, in other words, a pretty term for the further deregulation,
the major difficulties many households have in reconciling family obligations with deregulated working hours and insecure jobs.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are discussing the current economic crisis in terms of a problem of imbalance, with a deregulated market on the one hand and a lack of public interest on the other hand.
He deregulated industries, eroded environmental standards,
I fear that they will be sidelined in the deregulated, competitive environment of open skies,
the description in the report rightly encapsulates the vision of a dynamic, deregulated, competitive, free-market economy that is sensitive to the needs of the environment