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Перевод: decontrol

[существительное]
освобождение от контроля; освобождение от государственного контроля; снятие контроля;
[глагол]
освободить от контроля

Тезаурус:

1. The truth of these assumptions - that Britain is a particularly regulated economy where enterprise might flourish in the wake of decontrol - is by no means held universally.
2. So far as the privately rented sector was concerned, the government's proposals were for the automatic decontrol of all dwellings with a rateable value over 40 in London and over 30 in the rest of England and Wales.
3. When coalition ministers began to bring forward legislation in 1919 they met a hail of criticism, from Liberals hostile to decontrol and Unionists lukewarm on social reconstruction.
4. The upshot was limited decontrol
5. We intend to establish a schedule of quota removals for three major economies, Britain, France and Germany and measure the relative impact on their trade and balance of payments of quota removals and currency decontrol.
6. However, the electorate did not trust the Conservatives on full employment policy, and this feeling was confirmed by the aggressive anti-socialist tenor of the election campaign, when the rallying cry was for decontrol as quickly as possible.
7. These ideas, based on liberalization and decontrol, struck an immediate chord in the Conservative Party.
8. A second important theme in the evolving urban debate after 1979 is the issue of deregulation and decontrol.
9. Nobody has forgotten the rapid descent into currency chaos, rampant inflation and food riots which greeted a short-lived move to decontrol prices and foreign exchanges during the closing stages of the previous government last spring.
10. In 1957 the government, believing that the private renting market could be revived if rent controls were removed, passed a Rent Act that allowed some decontrol.
11. The main impact of this measure was that many landlords used the freedom to evict allowed under decontrol to sell previously let properties into owner-occupation.
12. During the post-war period, therefore, there was widening dichotomy between a desire for central planning and the pressures for decontrol and a return to a free market.
13. Here, we outline and evaluate those urban initiatives that can be seen to have resulted from the drive for deregulation and decontrol.