Examples of using Deregulation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Economic deregulation of the air transportation market.
Educational vouchers: that's risk. Deregulation: that's risk.
Deregulation, liberalization, privatization and competition 16.
They have already looted 3.5 billion since deregulation.
(c) Lack of guidance on deregulation and energy sector reform.
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In the 1980s we had the Reagan revolution, which lead to deregulation.
Financial policy: financial deregulation and financial inclusion.
Instant deregulation of the markets of data, Internet, and value-added services.
Action was still needed to reverse deregulation, to a degree.
Liberalization, deregulation and competition in the telecommunications sector.
The changing role of the State is reflected in privatization, deregulation and decentralization.
The Act involves deregulation and keener competition in the electricity sector.
In most countries,the policy stance remained focused on liberalization and deregulation.
Labour market deregulation has been an important feature of structural adjustment programmes.
The world continues toreel from a global economic crisis born of the deregulation of global financial markets, speculation and fraud.
Banking deregulation has been both a cause and effect of the globalization of financial markets.
(g) The crisis is, in part, a result of excesses in deregulation of financial markets and in international trade.
On the issue of deregulation, commercialization and privatization, the Group benefited from the presentation made by Mr. Naumof(Romania).
Furthermore, urbanization was taking place in the contextof both globalization and a growing tendency towards deregulation and informalization of employment.
Such factors include deregulation of electricity markets and lack of sufficient economic resources.
Thus there is no support for the presumption that labour marketregulations are invariably sources of rigidity and that deregulation is always called for.
It included domestic deregulation, internationalization of financial services and capital-account opening.
In some countries,competition authorities have taken steps to ensure that the benefits of deregulation for competition are not reduced by exclusionary tactics by incumbent firms.
Deregulation might mean more employment for women, but the danger is that such employment would tend to be on less favourable terms.
An effort should also be made to achieve the objectives of the existing regulation in amore efficient way rather than to assume that deregulation is automatically the optimal solution.
These issues became critical with deregulation of the mining sector, which also started in the 1980s, in the context of SAPs.
Deregulation meant that quantity licensing, statutory protection of monopolies of parastatals, and structural barriers to entry to the Zambian market had to be removed.
Neo-liberal policies have led to the deregulation of labour markets and migrant women, domestic workers, garment workers, and agricultural workers are amongst the most marginalised.
Labour market deregulation has allowed a large number of undocumented migrants to find jobs despite relatively high levels of unemployment in developed countries.
The new EIS supports deregulation as a preferred alternative, but also includes a preferred alternative for mandatory isolation distances and geographical restrictions.
