Significats de deregulating en anglès

This was not the first time Arizona contemplated deregulating the power market.

In reality there is a huge difference between deregulating taxis and pubs.

Opportunities to be corrupt should be minimized by liberalizing and deregulating the economy.

Oncogenic signals induce cellular proliferation by deregulating the cell division cycle.

Weinstein and his fellow derivatives dealers got help from regulators, who were rapidly deregulating.

In the deregulating 1980s, British shipping joined a global free-for-all.

The Brexit project is about deregulating the economy, reinforcing anti-immigration narratives and boosting British nationalism.

Particularly with the way he's deregulating which I can also do my little spiel on.

Loss of VHL has been reported to affect cell proliferation by deregulating cell cycle-associated proteins.

Why doesn't the Government discharge its duty to the citizens of Dublin by deregulating the taxi industry?

But deregulating childcare is not the solution.

This "unambiguously pro-business agenda" is deregulating us to death.

Tax promotes T cell transformation by deregulating the activity of various cellular factors, including the transcription factor NF-kappaB.

Conditions inducing or deregulating the activity of secretion also induce the transcription of virA and four ipaH genes.

These mutations promote tumour development by deregulating the E2F family of transcription factors leading to uncontrolled cell cycle progression.

The Minister for Health, Mr Martin, has been criticised for confusing the issue of deregulating pub licences with under-age drinking.