Sentence examples for by liberalising from inspiring English sources

Deng Xiaoping, Mao's eventual successor, brought prosperity by liberalising the economy.

By liberalising the fuel price, the government effectively brought the cost of diesel to parity with black market prices.

Since the Islamic Revolution, statist Iran has been greatly overtaken by liberalising Turkey, its big rival to the north-west.

Problems with the housing market will be solved by liberalising planning laws and encouraging house-building, not by reaching back for old statist solutions.

Higher investment would address the current account surplus," he said, adding that this could be achieved by liberalising the services sector and improving policies that support innovation.

Still, compared with Disney's ABC or Viacom's massive cable assets, this is small potatoes.The government has encouraged this consolidation by liberalising the laws on who can own what.

By fully liberalising their electricity markets, they will create a powerful spur to investment and innovation.

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In general, the people most worried by the prospect of liberalising the law on assisted suicide are the professionals, whether doctors or clergy, who take a low view of human nature, having seen too much of it.

The point is that the immigration policies of recipient countries should seek to maximise the potential benefits these policies can bring to sending countries by, for example, extending and liberalising temporary foreign worker schemes, as advocated 10 years ago by Alan Winters and colleagues.

Two of its subsidiaries in Poland would be at risk were their contracts dissolved.Yet the government is unmoved, claiming that its hands are tied by the ambitious timetable for liberalising European electricity.