regulate

Examples of deregulate

deregulate
Domestic markets, although deregulated, remain small, and few countries have functioning national distribution systems.
Due to glutamatergic-mediated connections from medial temporal areas, activity in lateral orbitofrontal/prefrontal cortex may be deregulated in schizophrenia.
Beginning in the 1980s, the newly deregulated non-bank financial sector developed rapidly.
In order to revive private renting, rents were deregulated on new tenancies.
Furthermore, in line with neo-liberal philosophy, the government also overhauled fisheries management and deregulated the control of resources.
This involved opening up the market to new, local and foreign banks, and deregulating interest rates and foreign exchange control.
Attempts to restructure and deregulate state schooling in various parts of the world have increased.
Other states deregulate in the attempt to re-attract investment.
But monetary union could also be made more workable if the participating countries deregulated their economies.
In particular, this ' culture of everyday credit ' constrained liberal ambitions to deregulate quotidian credit markets.
The expansion of capital and credit markets based on foreign resources has recently been boosted by the government's policy of deregulating foreign investments.
These deficits might deregulate the functional balance between medial and lateral orbitofrontal cortex, which, psychologically, might be reflected in an abnormal emotional control of behavior.
Several new interest groups were formed to mount a well co-ordinated campaign to deregulate road transport.
Markets had been deregulated, the domestic currency deflated, public expenditures reduced, and the tax system reformed.
The advent of satellite broadcasting simply increased the domestic pressure on governments to deregulate.
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