Sentence examples for for liberalising from inspiring English sources

Thanks, George Osborne, for liberalising the parameters of boring.

His most far-reaching campaign was for liberalising attitudes to homosexuality, at that time illegal.

The report's proposals for liberalising finance and scaling back state-owned enterprises "harboured evil intentions", says Mr Fan.

The EU is insisting they start talking about the Singapore issues as a quid pro quo for liberalising agriculture.

But it has had to drop its bolder ideas for liberalising markets and shaking up the welfare state.

Mr Zapatero will be remembered for liberalising measures, such as on gay marriage and abortion, that helped to make Spain a more modern, tolerant place.

In the run-up to the summit Cameron enlisted the support of 11 other EU heads of government for a letter calling for a liberalising free market drive to boost growth in Europe.

A more subtle argument would be that in providing an additional opportunity for spending, liberalising political advertising regulations would persuade the parties to push for higher spending limits, which in turn would increase the influence of money in politics.

Much though President Vicente Fox and his conservative National Action Party PANN) would love to win the legislative majority they need for their liberalising reforms, that looks unlikely.

Mr Singh, who is usually credited - perhaps too much so - for introducing a series of liberalising reforms which helped India's growth after 1991, became prime minister in 2004.

Lammy's pitch for the job he's had his eye on for many years includes speaking stridently to and for what he believes is a morally troubled London working class for which liberalised high street betting fosters social indiscipline.