Sentence examples for considerable liberalisation from inspiring English sources

But whilst there has been considerable liberalisation, including the extension of forms of investment and ownership (not least as a result of Chinas WTO entry criteria) conceptions of social stability, the potential impact of investment on such social stability, still remain crucial determinants of investment policy.

Other Latin American countries can offer no solution: Venezuela, Chile and Mexico are also struggling to attract investment in power generation and transmission without a politically explosive rise in tariffs.But shying away from liberalisation has considerable costs.

Muramidase activity in the acid stomach of a foregut fermenter, receiving a considerable biomass of bacteria, allows the digestion of bacterial cell walls and liberalisation of amino acid-rich cell contents.

Reforms have been far reaching, including substantial changes to our tax, welfare, planning and labour laws, not to mention the successful partial sell-down of state companies, the considerable overhaul of our Justice, Security and Corrections agencies and, of course, trade liberalisation.

More recently, driven mainly by electricity market liberalisation efforts, quota targets for the share of renewables in combination with tradable 'green' certificates (TGC) have received considerable attention.

One is market liberalisation.

Brutality trumps mild liberalisation.

Liberalisation risks breeding instability.

Economic liberalisation has clearly failed.

"This speech is about liberalisation.

Progress towards visa liberalisation continues.