Sentence examples for broad liberalisation from inspiring English sources

And the momentum for broad liberalisation has all but disappeared.

Since the Doha round of multilateral trade talks collapsed in 2008, the WTO has struggled to rebuild interest in broad liberalisation.

In Bali on December 7th a deal was done.True, it is a modest one, covering mostly "trade facilitation" (simplifying customs procedures) and not the broad liberalisation that was the aim of Doha.

They argue that the whole point of the zone is to spark broader liberalisation that has been stalled for a decade.

But Japan and South Korea are also big farm protectionists, and India has helped thwart Doha by its resistance to broader trade liberalisation.

A few foreign banks have been licensed to operate on a limited scale but broader financial liberalisation is in the works.

It is very difficult to separate the effects of tax changes from broader economic liberalisation and closer integration with western Europe.To overcome such complicating distractions, Christina and David Romer, two economists at Berkeley, use a narrative approach.

Mr Sisi stated that he "regrets" the jail-terms, and on January 1st another court overturned the men's convictions and ordered a retrial.Any hope that the verdict might signal a broader political liberalisation were quickly dashed.

One analysis suggests that just getting rid of tariffs could raise Europe's GDP by around 0.4% and America's by a percentage point.The really big gains will be reaped if these deals spur broader global liberalisation, particularly with the fast-growing big emerging economies.

And if we can't strike a piddling little deal on trade - where there is broad unanimity that liberalisation is a good idea- it doesn't say much for our chances of thrashing out an agreement to limit carbon emissions.

Or perhaps continued economic weakness will lead to a broader backlash against liberalisation.