Examples of using Deregulation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Deregulation of flavouring legislation.
even promoted this deregulation.
It came up with FlixBus in 2013 following the bus market deregulation in Germany.
We can all argue about how we got here… deregulation, derivatives.
However, the former lack scale and the latter is tilting towards deregulation.
This system which serves the plutocratic elite expands through liberalisation, deregulation and privatisation.
The causes of sterility women are particularly dependent on a deregulation of ovulation.
There was one airline that did do well under Reagan's deregulation.
Do you think that some states will now reconsider deregulation?
Furthermore we demand the reversal of the policies of liberalization, deregulation and privatization which is at the root of high prices of goods
The deregulation of the energy market has stalled,
In this impact assessment, two options for revision- partial and full deregulation- were compared to the base case of the status quo.
This is so, because our age has a threatening main actor, the strategy of which can be presented exactly with the network efforts of the tertiary slogan"liberalisation, deregulation, privatization".
A weak industrial sector, massive dependence on tourism and deregulation of workplace relations have led to one of the most intensely precarious labour markets in the EU.
What remains after such correction of“over-ambitious visions” for Europe is the trust in open markets, deregulation, competition, and flexibility.
In the two decades prior to deregulation, kid's consumer spending increased at a modest rate of roughly 4% a year.
What remained after such correction of“over-ambitious visions” for Europe is the trust in open markets, deregulation, competition, and flexibility.
Before deregulation of radio, the largest broadcast company owned fewer than 75 stations.
Before deregulation, the nation's largest radio broadcasting conglomerate owned fewer than seventy-five stations.
Deregulation is the reduction or elimination of government power in a particular industry,