Sentence examples for dramatic liberalisation from inspiring English sources
It could lead to a dramatic liberalisation of Europe's railways, akin to that of its airlines.
This is all standard stuff in America, but would be a dramatic liberalisation of the European rules.
The dramatic liberalisation of Britain's pension system unveiled in the budget is likely to pump up house prices, spark a bonanza for estate agents, car dealers and cruise ship operators – and could deal a devastating blow for the UK's £14bn annuity business.
There followed cautious attempts at liberalisation.
They're hoping that, just as no one expected George Osborne's pension liberalisation in the 2014 budget, the PM and chancellor will spring another dramatic surprise in the party programme – on the lines of the £8bn NHS funding increase promised by Osborne today.
One is market liberalisation.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
Brutality trumps mild liberalisation.
Liberalisation risks breeding instability.
"This speech is about liberalisation.
Economic liberalisation has clearly failed.
