Sentence examples for committed to full liberalisation from inspiring English sources

The European Commission is committed to full liberalisation of postal services across Europe by 2006.

Preference to students committed to full participation.

"We're committed to full inclusion," Bishop Persell added.

He committed to full disclosure of the findings.

Patients not committed to full support.

Physician and team are not committed to full active care.

The DPP, committed to full Taiwanese independence, has never supported the agreement [ 28].

To get people to commit to full-time work, I gave them stock options.

Given that Britain, the Nordic countries, Spain and the Netherlands are all close to full liberalisation already, Europe's market is likely to open faster than that.

Once the first step of liberalisation is taken at the start of 2003, there will be at least two years during which the impact on the USO will be assessed.Depending on the outcome, a further step might take effect in 2007, but it will be left open as to whether this will be to full liberalisation.

"I don't think there's a single person in the Chinese government committed to media liberalisation, but I think there are people who recognise that there are some voices... that are useful to have around for society.