It could remain decontrolled provided the landlord registered it as decontrolled within three months of the enactment of the 1933 Act.

Decontrolled food prices in China have come to mean that while the peasants who work their own land are profiting, urban factory workers -who must pay higher prices - are being squeezed.

'Luxury Decontrol' at Issue Still unresolved was whether the Democrat-controlled Assembly would consider a Republican Senate proposal known as "luxury decontrol," which would essentially lift limits on rent increases for apartments occupied by upper-income tenants.

Anyway hope he's soon decontrolled and back in normal society.

The company has suggested that another 1,800 units will be decontrolled over the next two years.

In the past few months, Russia has decontrolled prices and cut the deficit by half.

Based on their progress, the foundation shall start decontrolling in the 3rd year.

In all, about 100,000 units were decontrolled on Jan. 1, 1995.

Most will not be decontrolled until they are vacated by their current tenants.

Most of those who were decontrolled didn't respond to the state notice at all.

It had already begun decontrolling prices, cutting its deficit in half.

An additional 1,600 units will be decontrolled over the next two years, according to sale documents.

The idea was to prevent domestic producers from making a killing when Congress decontrolled the price of oil.

About 40,000 units were decontrolled in Boston - 16 percent of the city's housing supply.

You declare these apartments will rent at market rates once they are decontrolled.

Since the law was enacted, it is estimated that some 3,000 apartments have been decontrolled.

The Democrats contend that those units should not be decontrolled until the next time they become vacant.

Tenants without a demonstrable financial need were decontrolled on Jan. 1, 1995.

Apartments would be decontrolled only as they become vacant.

Gas from wells that are drilled after the bill becomes law will be decontrolled on May 15, 1991.

As the edge is taken off shortages, prices can then be decontrolled, presumably in stages.

He gave market forces a nudge by decontrolling some prices and sources of raw materials.

Virtually all personal computers used in office automation, word processing and light industry would be decontrolled.

Reagan decontrolled gas prices, and the energy crisis disappeared.

There has been fierce debate over whether or not gas prices should be totally decontrolled and the price allowed to find its own level.

However, since the 1990s, it has decontrolled and given the trees to village families to manage.

Energy prices must be decontrolled, interest rates raised further, credit further tightened.

These 1993 rules have decontrolled about 3,000 units.