英語 での Deregulated の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Deregulated energy industry.
Natural gas and electricity were deregulated simultaneously.
WG 16: Deregulated energy market communications.
It helps organizations to deal with globalized and deregulated capital markets.
The government deregulated air transport further in 2007.
Grid+ has the capacity tocome up with Ethereum based utilities specifically for deregulated markets.
In the deregulated market, consumers can directly negotiate with the power provider for retail prices as well as the terms and conditions.
The target was the dominant economic model-this was the first national revolt against contemporary deregulated capitalism.
Since the Staggers Act of 1980 deregulated the sector, rail companies have invested about 17 percent of their revenues in their networks.
The FDA's safety consultation was voluntarily requested by Simplot andcomes shortly after the U.S. Department of Agriculture also deregulated the same potatoes.
Personally, I have little confidence that a deregulated open market will naturally seek an outcome that works to the same objectives as a public utility.
The Greeks have complied with much of Angela Merkel's call for austerity- cut salaries, cut government spending, slashed pensions,privatised and deregulated, and raised taxes.
Raiden Network In a bid to target andtake full advantage of the renewable energy deregulated market, ConsenSys created an advanced system that relies on Raiden network.
Over the past few years, especially in the deregulated market of renewable electricity, the demand for trusted distributors of energy has increased significantly, with renewable sources of energy including wind and solar power securing 20 percent of the market share of the US.
Even in its heyday, from the early 1980s until 2007, American-style deregulated capitalism brought greater material well-being only to the very richest of the richest country of the world.
Clinton destroyed the Democratic Party with“free trade” agreements, deregulated the financial system, launched Washington's ongoing policy of“regime change” with illegal military attacks on Yugoslavia and Iraq, and his regime used deadly force without cause against American civilians and covered up the murders with fake investigations.
Even in its hey-day, from the early 1980's until 2007, American-style deregulated capitalism brought greater material well-being only to the very richest in the richest country of the world.
From a regulatory standpoint,the 2014 revision of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act deregulated micro-investment funds, or investment crowdfunding, that utilize collective investment schemes, and from January 2016, discussions aimed at forming legislation pertaining to the use of dormant deposits are continuing to take place at regular Diet sessions.
Next up on the docket: Deregulating… water standards.
What the government can do is deregulate.
Deregulating the Energy industry.
It benefits from deregulating Wall Street and the fossil fuel industry.
I therefore expect the government to take initiatives such as deregulating the labor market so that firms can find it easier to decide on a base pay increase.
The bill was seen as a key step in deregulating the telecom sector before the industry could be fully liberalised by the 2006 target date.
Hours later, the federal government filed a lawsuit claiming thatCalifornia was“trying to undermine the federal government's deregulating approach” on the internet.
For instance, for decades nothing was done about deregulating the electricity market and reforming the agricultural co-operative[Japan Agriculture, JA].
With utilities abandoningcoal-based power resources for cleaner renewables, deregulating any EPA steps would be absent any meaning because carbon reduction is being chosen, not forced.
When Trump came in, he worked with the Republican Congress through the CongressionalReview Act to sign 16 bills deregulating education, mining, and retirement accounts.
If his Liberal Democratic Party does well as expected in July's upper-house elections,he should revive serious efforts at privatization and deregulating labor and product markets.
In the following decades conservative policies once considered outside the liberal mainstream- such as abolishing welfare,privatizing Social Security, deregulating banking, embracing preemptive war- were taken seriously and sometimes passed into law due to the work of the Hoover Institution, Heritage Foundation, the American Enterprise Institute and smaller tanks.