decontrolling

He established a national energy policy that included conservation, price decontrol, and new technology.

The economy is stronger now than it was in 1988, when the first concerted decontrol of price set off panic buying and runs on banks.

The government decided to decontrol the price of gasoline.

Many countries have chosen to decontrol their currency exchange rates.

The company is planning to decontrol certain aspects of their operations.

It is important to consider the consequences before decontrolling certain industries.

The decision to decontrol the housing market was met with mixed reactions.

Experts are divided on whether it is wise to decontrol interest rates.

The process of decontrolling the media industry requires careful planning.

Some argue that decontrolling prices can lead to unfair competition.

The government's decision to decontrol certain sectors of the economy is expected to boost growth.

Decontrolling regulations can sometimes result in increased efficiency.