Examples of using Deregulation in English and their translations into Czech
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That was before deregulation.
And so, with deregulation, a new world had been opened to marketers.
Please, please. That was before deregulation.
That was before deregulation. Please, please.
Please, please. That was before deregulation.
That was before deregulation. Please, please.
He used to be a genetic engineer at a big pharma gig before deregulation.
Two decades of-of deregulation and-and the SEC having its head up its ass.
Some politicians andgovernments in Europe pursue a very strong deregulation agenda.
In financial deregulation ever conducted. The result was one of the purest experiments.
From the standpoint of all the money Ken Lay had a view of deregulation that he thought could be made.
We should set in stone rules of professional ethics because we have seen where we end up with excessive deregulation.
This is not a Deregulation Commission: as I have said, European integration is based on the law, not on the abolition of law.
Fancy lawyers with fancy corporate clients andcomplicated cases… antitrust suits, deregulation, environmental control.
Faced with deregulation and crisis in the markets, a whole series of mutually contradictory national actions has been unleashed.
In addition, Parliament has always insisted that this directive must not form a pretext for dangerous deregulation and liberalisation of the sector.
Mexico and Canada working quietly andbehind the scenes… to promote a common market with common deregulation… for the benefit of multinational corporations.
However, they are still childishly demanding deregulation of the workplace, flexibility- meaning no protection, no security and cuts in social services.
Equal treatment andminimum social standards are the only way of alleviating the unease on the part of workers about open labour markets and deregulation.
DE The process of integrating the electricity market in the Baltic states should include unrestricted deregulation of the market for private customers and a common energy exchange.
Yet, in the WTO negotiations on services, further deregulation and liberalisation of financial markets is being sought by richer countries, and indeed this report entirely supports that proposal.
Pushed through when he ran Goldman. that he and his peers on Wall Street Hank Paulson may now have to undo some of the deregulation measures.
However, this should not be a common market for deregulation, but a common market based on the foundations or on the principles of a social market economy, with sensible and appropriate regulations where these are required.
The EU's Association Agreement with Central America, which is due to be concluded before the end of this year,already shows, in its present form, that the EU is mainly interested in market liberalisation and deregulation.
The liberalisation and deregulation of world trade has greatly weakened the productive sectors of the weakest EU economies, such as Portugal, which have been run according to the interests of big business in the European powers.
The Commission's proposed changes to the management of the Structural Funds will therefore not enable our nations to tackle this crisis,which is the consequence of the ill-considered opening up of borders and the deregulation of the financial markets.
We Greens are critical of efforts to use flexicurity as a vehicle by which to introduce the deregulation of labour law throughout the EU, thereby achieving global competitiveness for the European Union at the expense of workers' rights.
Trade deregulation in the textiles and clothing industry has brought about far-reaching changes in global trade patterns, with the upshot being a general trend to relocate production outside the EU to countries where production costs are lower, such as China and Morocco.
However, it does not condemn oroppose this move towards the increased liberalisation and deregulation of world trade that the EU is promoting, whether within the framework of the WTO or within that of innumerable bilateral agreements.