Deregulation meaning in English
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Definition
the deregulation (of an industry): the removal of laws, rules or regulations (often created by the government) (from an industry)
Examples
- "They tend to favor deregulation of business and industry."
Exercise 1
From the list below, select the TRUE statement(s) about the Republican Party, according to Bruno.
There may be more than one right choice!
There may be more than one right choice!
From the list below, select the TRUE statement(s) about the Republican Party, according to Bruno.
There may be more than one right choice!
There may be more than one right choice!
This is correct. Bruno says "the Republicans position themselves to the right". We often use the adjectives "right-wing" or "left-wing" to describe political tendencies. Example: "Jacob's parents are very right-wing, but Jacob leans to the left".
This is a true statement. Bruno says Republicans favor "deregulation", which refers to the "relaxing or removal of rules" controlling business and industry.
This is not correct. Bruno says the Republicans are "conservative", which is the opposite of "favoring progressive reform". On the contrary, "conservatives" prefer things to stay the same.
This statement is not true. Bruno says "these days conservatives are often associated with strong religious beliefs as well". Christianity is not the only religion, and Bruno does not state that ALL Republicans are religious.
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