Sentences with word «deregulation»

The Federal Government has insisted that there is no going back on the new policy of deregulation of the price of petrol which currently sells at N145naira per litre.

Let me end by drawing together some of the key points that we learnt from the process of deregulation in Australia.

Q.What are the implications of the Government's plans for deregulation of higher education for the Indigenous medical workforce?

When critics of the TPP conflate their criticism of that pact with their criticism of «free trade,» they miss an essential element of the TPP that has disaffected many otherwise loyal supporters of earlier - generation agreements that truly focus on deregulation of «trade» per se, he notes.

In preparing for something, I was reading the text of the Choice Act — that's the financial deregulation bill the House recently passed (there's a link in the piece).

Though Congress intended for the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 to promote competition, the four largest airlines now find themselves in control of 80 percent of the market.

The concept is somewhat misleading as deregulation in practice tends to imply re-regulation and it often leads to more rather than to fewer rules.

-- Bank deregulation bill gains steam.

In addition, they are also positioned to benefit disproportionately more than other sectors from deregulation initiatives by the Trump administration.

«A supply glut caused by deregulation in Europe put downward pressure on milk prices and the dry, hot conditions over the last spring and summer created a difficult environment for producing milk.»

Forgive the bluntness, but this really needs to sink in: Californians are hurting, frankly in large part as a result of the hangover created by the Republican's reliance on market deregulation and their undying faith in the good will of Wall Street CEOs.

Ronald Reagan's presidency heralded the ascendance of a radical deregulation agenda, a «market - based ideology that swept our nation.»

Free markets would be preferred, but the US failed to create competitive power markets under deregulation because it awarded old coal and nuclear power plants all sorts of advantages including stranded cost subsidies, grandfather exemptions to environmental regs, preferential grid access, etc..

In a release, the Medina campaign reached back to 1994, when Dilan as a member of the City Council voted for vacancy deregulation.

Energy Shocking: Similar to phone service «slamming,» shocking is the practice of switching energy service without permission in states where energy deregulation allows for a variety of service providers.

Despite the EU leaders» insistence that austerity and growth can and must go hand in hand, the evidence remains the opposite — and there is little real agreement on how the EU can kickstart growth, Sarkozy taking a sideswipe at what he called his «English and Swedish» friends who are too keen, in his view, on more deregulation while Cameron insisted he had successfully led a group of member states keen to ensure the summit emphasised decreasing red tape.

As usual there is plenty of backlash, with environmental deregulation and attempts to save jobs in energy sectors that may be superseded, to protect old habits and infrastructures from change.

The airlines, for example, after deregulation in the»70s, built information systems that allowed them to save on fuel, streamline routes and cut the cost - per - mile in half.

Law went through deregulation in some markets years ago but in Asia it is still highly regulated.

The call to farmers to go for growth comes as milk processors scramble to lift Australia's milk production which since deregulation more than a decade ago has plunged almost 20 per cent from about 11.2 billion litres to 9 billion litres a year.

The negative impacts of globalization such as deregulation policy are also felt by women in developed countries.

Energy deregulation allows consumers to choose a different supplier for your energy needs.

The 9th Circuit held that the Airline Deregulation Act does not pre-empt a contract claim based on the doctrine of good faith and fair dealing.

The Christie administration on Wednesday provided an overview of its promised charter school deregulation plan, which, among other changes, would create a pilot program for a special teaching certificate valid only at charter schools.

While Aidan Garrib, global macro strategist for Pavilion Global Markets in Montreal, likewise doubts the Trump administration's ability to effect his plans in the time frame that investors» widely expect, one area he thinks will get some traction is financial industry deregulation.

Stan Saddoris, senior vice president and director of operations, follows deregulation developments in each state and has created a plan to react immediately as developments occur.

Such deregulation also helps keep costs low.

Then came the Bill Clinton administration in the 1990s and its reckless and unprecedented banking deregulation which allowed the giant Wall Street banks to swallow up, or drive out of business, thousands of banks across America.

Supported Deregulation of Banks and Mtg Lenders; 5.

As of mid-April 1998, only one state - California - has moved to full open access or electricity deregulation for retail customers.

Contributing to this performance has been a program of economic liberalisation, including increased openness to foreign trade and investment, financial sector deregulation and a more prominent role for the private sector.

And once again, the US is promoting economic deregulation at the expense of basic ethics.

Further deregulation does enjoy the support of some leading business groups, however.

● High Rent Vacancy deregulation threshold ● Major Capital Improvements ● Vacancy Allowance and Preferential Rents ● Harassment ● New Buyout ● Legislation ● TPU Updates ● Regulation challenges

Trump is set to speak on deregulation efforts on Monday to an audience of regulatory experts in an attempt to showcase what his administration has done to eliminate excessive, job - killing regulations.

He said the Trump administration had a «coherent plan» to press for deregulation while appointing judges who oppose the accumulation of bureaucratic power.

This full deregulation followed previous reforms starting in the mid-1980s aimed at removing export assistance and controls on prices paid by processors and retail buyers.

Docs such as Brett Morgen's Jane,» about the conservationist Jane Goodall, will continue the festival's long history of environmentally relevant films, only now with more edge, given current fears about deregulation and the abdication of the Paris agreement.

At the Itasca Seminar, Nathan would emphasize the need for greater school deregulation in exchange for «results.»

It mostly served Alaska and the west coast for quite some time before deregulation allowed it to expand to the international network it is today.

Their lifelong interest, after all, had been to promote deregulation and special tax favoritism for their Wall Street constituency, highlighted by repeal of Glass - Steagall in 1999 under Pres. Clinton.