Sentence examples for a liberalization of from inspiring English sources

A year ago an ABA committee tentatively proposed a liberalization of the rules to permit lawyers and nonlawyers to work together in a firm, sharing profits and losses, provided that lawyers control the legal aspects of the firm's work.

Another reason is a liberalization of the domain name system.

Tolman and others brought about a liberalization of strict behaviourist doctrine.

And a liberalization of the curriculum has resulted in new courses in film history, art history and Eastern philosophy.

"So, if Khodorkovsky is convicted it will show that there is no hope of a liberalization of the regime".

Mr. Mori said the government was considering a liberalization of regulations on corporate share buybacks that would allow companies to hold on to shares they purchase in the open market.

But Italy says it collected about €150 million in taxes last year as a result of a partial liberalization of the business.

Merely in the 1990s, the Uruguay Round of GATT was able to produce a certain liberalization of the markets in agricultural products and a reduction of protectionism.

During the Thaw, a general liberalization of Soviet life in the late 1950s and early 1960s, an attempt was made in Latvia to reverse this trend and to nativize the political and administrative elite.

Others -- looking at a parallel proliferation of new theaters, clubs and galleries -- see a welcome liberalization of the arts that has both challenged and enriched the older tradition.

His opponent in the election, Francesco Rutelli, 46, the former mayor of Rome, offers a liberal platform that is a gentler version of Berlusconi's: more cautious tax cuts and a steady liberalization of the economy.