Sentence examples for further liberalizing from inspiring English sources
Despite all the talk of further liberalizing the industry, there are lawmakers who would like to see regulation restored to parts of it.
This will require that any low-carbon power policy should be considered as a part of whole policy package aiming at further liberalizing the electricity sector in China.
After decades of free-trade orthodoxy, there has been growing resistance to further liberalizing the movement of goods, services, capital and labor, fueled by fears that the benefits have flowed disproportionately to corporations, investors and well-educated workers — and that the harm to less-educated workers has outweighed the benefits to consumers.
8, 9 However, when applying the simplified MAGNIMS imaging criteria for DIS and DIT, 24 the Panel believes that even further liberalizing MRI requirements in CSF-positive patients is not appropriate, as CSF status was not evaluated for its contribution to the MAGNIMS criteria for DIS and DIT.
It must further liberalize access to foreign exchange and O.F.D.I. funding.
The new government sought to further liberalize the economy and to attract foreign capital.
Eastward expansion of the European Union, whose rules have further liberalized the labour market, has accelerated this migration.
Since then, efforts to further liberalize the economy have come unpredictably, depending on the makeup of governing coalitions in New Delhi and the differing inclinations of regional leaders.
A 2013 World Bank study pointed out that Singh's government and its appointees further liberalized the rules for foreign investment, opening banks, and starting infrastructure projects, to name three areas.
"Clearly this demonstrates the resolve to accelerate financial sector reform, and part of the puzzle is to further liberalize the capital account," said Steven Sun, the head of China equity strategy at HSBC in Hong Kong.
But he's also argued that "we stand to benefit from a world in which China and other rising powers are integrated into the global order with increased incentives to further liberalize their political and economic institutions".
