Since World War II, laws generally have been liberalized in favour of more "civilized" drinking and greater access to gambling, often through government-owned agencies.
In general, Wesley simplified and liberalized the Church of England creed.
Soon after this ruling, Google liberalized its European trademark policy to generally allow competitive keyword advertising, thus bringing its European policy closer to its U.S. policy.
The S.E.C. proposal also includes a series of generally noncontroversial proposals to liberalize the rules regarding investments by employees and officials of auditing firms.
Here was a scholar, an economist, the finance minister who liberalized the Indian economy in 1991, a man who was perceived to be incorruptible, and generally such a nice person that he could not win an election the only time he tried.
Labor markets must be liberalized.
Other churches soon liberalized, too.
Arcane eligibility rules are liberalized.
In the mid-1990s, Vietnam liberalized its trade.
They haven't liberalized their markets.
