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de·regu·late [di:ˈregju:leɪt] 动词 trans
- to deregulate sth
- etw deregulieren
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英语
- etw deregulieren Markt, Arbeitsverhältnisse
- to deregulate sth
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Deregulating the producers of energy did not lower the cost of energy.
en.wikipedia.org It deregulated portions of the telecommunications industry and led to a surge of competition in the in local access, wireless and other markets.
en.wikipedia.org The domestic market was deregulated in 1996, allowing new scheduled competition from charter airlines.
en.wikipedia.org Furthermore, they seek to deregulate the business sector in order to limit government interference and also to lessen the power available to worker's unions.
en.wikipedia.org Social benefits were reduced, taxes lowered and businesses deregulated.
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www.g-8.de Recent years have seen measures taken to deregulate and privatize the Italian economy.
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In den letzten Jahren wurden Maßnahmen ergriffen, um die italienische Wirtschaft zu deregulieren und zu privatisieren.
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www.rosalux.de TTIP is therefore correctly understood not as a negotiation between two competing trading partners, but as an attempt by transnational corporations to prise open and deregulate markets on both sides of the Atlantic.
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TTIP ist daher nicht als Verhandlung zwischen zwei konkurrierenden Handelspartnern zu verstehen, sondern als Versuch transnationaler Unternehmen, die Märkte auf beiden Seiten des Atlantiks aufzubrechen und zu deregulieren.