Sentence examples for a liberalisation from inspiring English sources

The WTO said that such a liberalisation could affect $1.4 trillion of annual trade.

Rightly, though, gauging the public mood, May decreed this a liberalisation too far.

The Lichfield report - Marriage And The Church's Task (1978) - set the tone for a liberalisation of church policy.

It will indicate that he plans a liberalisation, but probably without detailing what he has in mind.

Because of a liberalisation of opinion – or, possibly, softer chair coverings – this noise has become a much less common occurrence.

Since 1997, 22 places have changed their abortion laws and in 19 of those cases the change was a liberalisation.

A brief "liberalisation" period ended in 1980 after he married a domineering, upper-class woman with extravagant tastes.

A similar liberalisation is being proposed in France (where SNCF owns a big coach operator).

He has led a startling liberalisation.

South America has seen a cautious liberalisation on abortion law with reforms in countries such as Argentina, Colombia and Bolivia.

Brussels has suspended talks with Moscow on a visa liberalisation scheme.