Sentence examples for Greater liberalisation from inspiring English sources

The government needs to introduce greater liberalisation of numbers now.

It doesn't suggest the greater liberalisation or pluralisation of politics".

She seems intellectually to accept the case for greater liberalisation, smaller government and freer markets.

The main reason why the easterners gain relatively more is their greater liberalisation.

The protest, known as the "Sunflower Movement", aimed to stop the legislature ratifying a cross-strait deal that would have allowed greater liberalisation of trade in services.

In January last year, a visit by the Pope brought the release of some prisoners, and hopes of greater liberalisation of Fidel Castro's Communist regime.

On the other hand, there are moments of great liberalisation to salute.

We have delivered the largest tax cuts for working people in generations, 1.6m apprenticeship starts, record numbers of jobs, a pupil premium to help disadvantaged children catch up at school, the greatest liberalisation of pensions in a 100 years, equal marriage and a host of other measures.

The two men forged a close alliance, backing the war in Iraq and pushing for greater economic liberalisation within the EU, often against Franco-German opposition.

It could well be that economists whose prior research convinced them of the benefits of greater financial liberalisation were more willing to speak up for Wall Street.

During the 1980s, Serbs voiced concern about discrimination against them by the Kosovo Albanian-led provincial government while Kosovo Albanians voiced concern about economic underdevelopment and called for greater political liberalisation and republican status for Kosovo.