Sentence examples similar to for a comprehensive liberalisation from inspiring English sources

"We're asking for a comprehensive approach".

See Garber 1992 for a comprehensive study.

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Moreover, the tax cuts have been implemented in isolation, rather than as part of a comprehensive programme of liberalisation that would have enabled them to kick-start the economy.

The same goes for an ostensible liberalisation of rules that require women to have a male "guardian".

The Lichfield report - Marriage And The Church's Task (1978) - set the tone for a liberalisation of church policy.

Voices began to be raised in public for a liberalisation of laws on contraception, divorce and even abortion.

Despite that success, women's rights activists marched to protest that abortion was still illegal in most cases, and called for a liberalisation of the law.

Bravely and repeatedly, Carpenter made the case for a liberalisation of homosexual legislation, most notably in Homogenic Love and its Place in a Free Society.

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There is "still lots of room for a liberalisation of services" in Germany, he said recently.Germany is not often told to reform.