Sentence examples for commitment to economic liberalisation from inspiring English sources
China's commitment to economic liberalisation is in doubt and it is hard to understand why an international bank, even one with deep roots in Hong Kong, would wish to tie itself more closely to an undemocratic regime.
As ever, the government pays lip service to economic liberalisation, but has neither the courage nor the authority to free itself of the commitment to pay billions of dollars in direct and indirect subsidies: prices of basic goods such as fuel, bread and medicine are ridiculously low.There is endless talk of encouraging non-oil exports.
Syria's cities were growing throughout the 2000s, thanks to economic liberalisation.
He should also tie his campaign against graft to economic liberalisation: break up the various boondoggles and monopolies, and there will be far fewer chances for theft.
First, this move will likely eliminate two specific positions - the propaganda czar and the police czar - that have constituted the main obstacles to economic liberalisation and political reform.
As oil production declines there will be pressure to accelerate economic liberalisation, especially to promote exports.
But this approach to financial reform is in keeping with China's approach to all economic liberalisation.
The British or Irish are more likely to stress economic liberalisation.
But when a new trade round is just starting, America's lack of commitment to greater liberalisation may be almost as bad.
