Sentence examples for fully liberalised from inspiring English sources

Six European countries have already fully liberalised direct mail.

If the global food trade were fully liberalised, France should clean up: it is already a net exporter of food.

Until the energy market is fully liberalised and Bulgarians have a real choice between providers more protests can be expected.

With Europe's national energy markets due to be fully liberalised in July, there is lots of takeover activity as companies try to strengthen their positions.

The gas glut has dried up for now and the European Union, intent on creating a fully liberalised gas market, is still well short of its aim.

By the time Rubin became US treasury secretary, he could not but see himself – as is clear from his memoirs – carrying the main burden of responsibility for superintending a fully liberalised and globalised capitalist financial system.

By fully liberalising their electricity markets, they will create a powerful spur to investment and innovation.

Production is set to increase by 20 per cent after 2017, when reforms to the Common Agriculture Policy "will almost fully liberalise the sugar market in Europe", according to the study.

A study in 2006 sponsored by the travel industry found that fully liberalising just 320 of the 2,000 bilateral aviation agreements that it identified would produce what was then a Brazil-sized boost to global GDP.

This means that even if land trading were to be liberalised, many peasants (or migrants with rural hukou) still could not cash in fully.Pu Yongjian of Chongqing University laments that the central government has failed to give the municipality enough leeway to experiment.

The electricity industry will also be liberalised.