Sentence examples for ambitious liberalisation from inspiring English sources

This group followed the American-EU approach but, predictably, demanded more subsidy cuts and tariff reductions from rich countries while offering much less ambitious liberalisation from poor countries.

The violence in Acapulco came the day before energy ministers from 15 countries are due to meet in the city for a two-day conference in the context of the government's ambitious energy-liberalisation plans that were the jewel in the crown of the president's reform agenda.

Such a deal in Bali would enable the WTO's new director-general, Roberto Azevêdo from Brazil, to blaze an ambitious path for liberalisation.

Aleksandar Vucic, who will be prime minister, set out an ambitious plan of economic liberalisation.

For much of that time, however, the sun has been setting on ambitious plans for agricultural liberalisation, economic development, and global poverty reduction.

Kazakhstan and Kirgizstan embraced more ambitious market reforms and faster liberalisation than the rest.

Our immediate priority must be to provide a framework for ambitious agricultural liberalisation.

Now, however, all that is changing, and rapidly.The big six British and foreign companies (alongside the former state monopoly, British Gas) that bought up the retail energy business after liberalisation in the late 1990s are being challenged by a wave of small, nimble and ambitious new companies.

Mr Bush said recently that he now wanted to create a free-trade area with Central America a much less ambitious aim than that of creating free trade throughout the hemisphere by 2005.If the outlook for trade liberalisation is mixed, the prospect for more generous aid is worse.

Brutality trumps mild liberalisation.

Liberalisation risks breeding instability.