Sentences with phrase «calling for deregulation»

Brown savages Cameron for spending the last two years calling for deregulation.

Guatemalan president Otto Perez Molina became the first acting world leader to call for deregulation recently, followed quickly by support from Mexico and Colombia.

You reference the Chinese company Alibaba and Trump's calls for deregulation, but you stop there.

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These recommendations were in fact cited by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in its 2016 annual Economic Survey of Canada.Naming a lack of productivity as a major impediment to future economic growth, the OECD called for Canada to pursue a platform of deregulation while also reducing interprovincial trade barriers and providing more incentives for small - and medium - sized companies to innovate and invest.

 According to the article, O'Neill's report calls for «complete deregulation of tuition fees» in Nova Scotia. Moreover: He believes that higher tuitions are more equitable because they -LSB-...]

David Cameron's latest call for the UK to wage an «economic war» based on a new wave of deregulation is just one example of this.

All the Senate Republicans and their real estate patrons got was a preservation of most of the deregulation provisions, what opponents call «loopholes,» created in the 1990s, as well as a three - year extension of 421 - a benefits, and no legislatively required increase in governmental oversight of apartment deregulation, which was another thing the tenants had been hoping for.

The only way he will redeem himself with tenants is by calling for the full repeal of vacancy deregulation.»

Putting aside the fact that our so - called «liberal» media keeps pushing phony landline polls and a false narrative about an «angry electorate» sane and reasonable Americans will direct our anger towards the GOBPbaggers who have no useful ideas to offer except their slavish devotion to the disproven ideas of their Friedman / Rand cult of deregulation, globalism and tax cuts for the ultrawealthy.

Queen's Pathfinder Proposal, as it was called, drew a great deal of support from a number of other universities in the province, which have been predisposed to the idea of full tuition fee deregulation for some time.

AMY GOODMAN: The DeVoses have bankrolled their school deregulation and privatization efforts through a dark money group called American Federation for Children, a major contributor to the right - wing corporate education movement.

There is a case for what might be called deregulation of Australian schools, particularly to permit better ways of staffing and organising educational work, as the charter idea suggests.

1990 was also when Wisconsin's Republican governor Tommy Thompson signed the nation's first private school voucher program, and when John Chubb and Terry Moe published Politics, Markets, and America's Schools, an influential Brookings Institution book that called for school deregulation, market competition, and parental choice.

The major principles undergirding charter schooling — choice, deregulation, and so - called accountability — had already attracted significant attention long before 1988, and proposals to break up the «monopoly» of school districts had been building for more than a decade.

The Business Partnership published its own report in 1984 calling for «profound structural change» in schooling, with recommendations for increased choice, deregulation, statewide testing, and accountability.

It is my sincere conviction that the expansion and deregulation of the Commissioner's Network (called for by ConnCAN) will not meet the standard outlined by Horace Mann.

Deregulation supporter Chris Cox, a former SEC chairman under President George W. Bush and congressman from California, called the swaps «the fuel for what has become a global credit crisis.»

But the name of the game is not deregulation; it's what I call right regulation: putting in place intelligent regulations that ensure the markets for legal goods and services are functional and competitive.