Sentence examples for a liberalising from inspiring English sources

In this respect it was a liberalising measure.

The first wave of borrowing, then, was a rational response to a liberalising policy.

It all depends.China has achieved staggering growth under a liberalising but still tyrannical regime.

That is hardly fair, and will be even less so if a liberalising package announced in June is vigorously enforced.

In 1968 Brezhnev put down a liberalising movement in Czechoslovakia, but did not exterminate it as Stalin would have done.

The Europeans hoped to get Russia to ratify the Energy Charter, a liberalising treaty, and to open its gas pipelines to companies other than Gazprom.

Deutsche Bahn, which faces a liberalised European market, may not issue voting shares to outside investors, the party has decided.

IN AN age of small-bore politics, America and the European Union have a chance to achieve something large: a transatlantic pact that would, at a stroke, liberalise a third of global trade.

But France and Germany reaffirmed their opposition to a directive liberalising trade in services, a central part of that agenda.See articleTwo opinion polls shocked France's political elite by suggesting that there was now a small majority against the European Union constitution.

The president is one of recent history's great surprises: a former general who has become a great liberalising reformer.

Asma al-Assad had been viewed by some outsiders as a cosmopolitan, liberalising influence on her husband, most infamously in a Vogue magazine profile a year ago which called her "a rose in the desert … glamorous, young and very chic".