Examples of using Deregulating in English and their translations into German
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Deregulating telecommunications SEE PAGE 4.
Pascal Quignard they asked me: are you in favour of deregulating drugs?
Freezing wages and deregulating the labour market would only lead to additional problems.
In concrete terms, this means reducing costs and deregulating", says the DGB spokesperson.
But detractors point out that deregulating while also remaining“equivalent” so as to retain single market access would be tricky.
The main result suggests that Republicangovernors have been more active in deregulating labor markets.
By gradually deregulating the European market postal services can be made more efficient and the level of service to the customer raised.
The lifting of the cap on deposit rates is the latest step in deregulating domestic interest rates.
Regulating and deregulating the European labor market was conceptualized as part of broader policy domain of the European labor and social policy.
Countries like the US and the United Kingdom eventually responded by deregulating their economies.
Increasing milk quotas irrespective of market conditions and ultimately fully deregulating the milk sector would be logical if the EU wishes to develop the New Zealand and US model of farming.
Technical norms and standards play a crucial role in opening up markets,in facilitating technology transfer and in deregulating technical legislation.
The discussion paper addresses the pros and cons of partially deregulating wholesale telecoms services based on subnational market definitions.
There is already a discernible tendency for the convergence criteria to be takenas an excuse for not reforming social security systems, but deregulating them.
Today signals an important step in further deregulating the telecommunications industry.
Nevertheless, telecommunication and electricity prices are low, which may be due to the substantialprogress that Finland has made in liberalising and deregulating these industries.
As I see it,the route Europe has taken so far in liberalising and deregulating the energy sector has been important and correct.
So could you please tell us also how you would guarantee that the European Commission, under your Presidency, would avoid the tendency- that sometimes is all too visible-of over-regulating rather than deregulating or better regulating?
Deregulating the internal market to breaking point is what Mr McCreevy wants to do, regardless of what it costs, without any social flanking measures at EU level or in the Member States: that is the crisis which is being felt by Europe's citizens!
Implementing a single railway area is a vital step towards deregulating rail transport.
For example, Southern Europe's growth potential may consist in deregulating service sectors and reducing employment protection to spur creation of more private-sector jobs for retrenched government workers and unemployed youth.
We do not want to transfer the bad practices of BSE into the fishing industry by deregulating everything and believing it is the way ahead.
If the Single Market isonly to be a conduit for rampant liberalisation, deregulating public services, social systems and workers' rights by submitting them to fierce competition, this is a cause for concern, even though it has and may have several positive specific consequences for consumers and in the everyday lives of our fellow citizens.
Instead of intervening directly, his government, influenced by Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan,attempted to create the right incentives by deregulating numerous markets; the goal, however.
The investment reflects the Foundation'sbelief in the strategic importance of telecommunication in the fast deregulating European and other international markets and it is consistent with a strategy focused on long term technological developments.
We should get rid of the centralization, harmonization, standardization of the European continent andafter half a century of such measures start decentralizing, deregulating and desubsidizing our society and economy.
The action plan provided for in the communicationwill have to ensure that the process of liberalizing and deregulating the energy sector- which will benefit free competition and reduce costs- is carried out with an eye to its impact on the consumer and not only to maximizing profits in the short term.
Instead of controlling the erratic movements of capital, the priority is'structural reforms' actually aimed at privatising and deregulating anything still left to be privatised and deregulated.
PT The neoliberal Lisbon Strategy has been one of the European Union's basic instruments for promoting financial deregulation, privatising public services,liberalising markets and world trade, deregulating labour relations and damaging workers' rights.
They deliberately created this securitization fraud, this Ponzi scheme after 1999, when Tim Geithner and Larry Summers were both in the Treasury department of the Clinton administration andthey drafted the legislation for deregulating the banking system, allowing financial derivatives to be traded without any supervision by the Commodity Futures Trading Corporation, the U. S.