Definition of deregulation in English:

deregulation

noundiːrɛɡjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)ndiˌrɛɡjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The removal of regulations or restrictions, especially in a particular industry.
he fought for deregulation of the telecom industry
banks were allowed to grant mortgages following financial deregulation
Example sentencesExamples
- Flaws in California's deregulation plan have aggravated its electricity woes.
- A major reason is that after deregulation, the airline industry began to change dramatically.
- Edison played a major role in crafting the 1996 deregulation law.
- Pay, working hours and conditions in the bus industry have become notorious since privatisation and deregulation.
- In effect, as deregulation has concentrated media ownership, its power has grown unchecked.
- In France, broadcast deregulation was implemented by the socialist Mitterrand government.
- A major deregulation programme was initiated in 1993 to encourage private investment.
- Further deregulation took place in 1988 through secondary legislation.
- The essential issue here is the extent to which a desirable condition for privatization is economic deregulation.
- Another delicate issue concerns the deregulation of foreign banking in Asian financial markets.

Definition of deregulation in US English:

deregulation

noundiˌrɛɡjəˈleɪʃ(ə)ndēˌreɡyəˈlāSH(ə)n

The removal of regulations or restrictions, especially in a particular industry.
he fought for deregulation of the telecom industry
banks were allowed to grant mortgages following financial deregulation
Example sentencesExamples
- Flaws in California's deregulation plan have aggravated its electricity woes.
- The essential issue here is the extent to which a desirable condition for privatization is economic deregulation.
- Another delicate issue concerns the deregulation of foreign banking in Asian financial markets.
- In effect, as deregulation has concentrated media ownership, its power has grown unchecked.
- Edison played a major role in crafting the 1996 deregulation law.
- Further deregulation took place in 1988 through secondary legislation.
- A major deregulation programme was initiated in 1993 to encourage private investment.
- In France, broadcast deregulation was implemented by the socialist Mitterrand government.
- Pay, working hours and conditions in the bus industry have become notorious since privatisation and deregulation.
- A major reason is that after deregulation, the airline industry began to change dramatically.

单词	deregulation
释义	Definition of deregulation in English: deregulation noundiːrɛɡjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)ndiˌrɛɡjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The removal of regulations or restrictions, especially in a particular industry. he fought for deregulation of the telecom industry banks were allowed to grant mortgages following financial deregulation Example sentencesExamples Flaws in California's deregulation plan have aggravated its electricity woes. A major reason is that after deregulation, the airline industry began to change dramatically. Edison played a major role in crafting the 1996 deregulation law. Pay, working hours and conditions in the bus industry have become notorious since privatisation and deregulation. In effect, as deregulation has concentrated media ownership, its power has grown unchecked. In France, broadcast deregulation was implemented by the socialist Mitterrand government. A major deregulation programme was initiated in 1993 to encourage private investment. Further deregulation took place in 1988 through secondary legislation. The essential issue here is the extent to which a desirable condition for privatization is economic deregulation. Another delicate issue concerns the deregulation of foreign banking in Asian financial markets. Definition of deregulation in US English: deregulation noundiˌrɛɡjəˈleɪʃ(ə)ndēˌreɡyəˈlāSH(ə)n The removal of regulations or restrictions, especially in a particular industry. he fought for deregulation of the telecom industry banks were allowed to grant mortgages following financial deregulation Example sentencesExamples Flaws in California's deregulation plan have aggravated its electricity woes. The essential issue here is the extent to which a desirable condition for privatization is economic deregulation. Another delicate issue concerns the deregulation of foreign banking in Asian financial markets. In effect, as deregulation has concentrated media ownership, its power has grown unchecked. Edison played a major role in crafting the 1996 deregulation law. Further deregulation took place in 1988 through secondary legislation. A major deregulation programme was initiated in 1993 to encourage private investment. In France, broadcast deregulation was implemented by the socialist Mitterrand government. Pay, working hours and conditions in the bus industry have become notorious since privatisation and deregulation. A major reason is that after deregulation, the airline industry began to change dramatically.
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