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Offering India its first modern car for 30 years, Maruti quickly became pre-eminent in the mid-1980s.Special report A global love affair Theme and variations The home team Pile them high Kings of the road The art of the possible ReprintsAs the market was gradually liberalised, Tata found itself courted first by Honda and then by VW and Toyota.

Switzerland does not currently participate in the free movement of workers in Europe, although this will likely be gradually liberalised by 2007 for EU-15 citizens and by 2011 for the new member states (cf. DFA 2005; European Communities 2002).

The naive idea was that the free world would use economic and social ties to gradually liberalise authoritarian states.

It has learned, however, from Japan's mistakes, and is gradually liberalising the use of its currency.

In controversial areas of medicine, it is better to start with a somewhat restricted approach and then gradually liberalise the conditions.

Since he succeeded Fidel in 2008, Castro has put the island on the path of China-style reform: gradually liberalising the economy, lifting travel restrictions and engaging former adversaries, but all the while ensuring the continuity of one-party rule.

Trade unionists, meanwhile, are concerned over the possibility that an influx of foreign investment could result in an erosion of workers' rights.Broader reformsIn a broader bid to restructure the economy and attract greater foreign investment, in April Mr Najib declared that the government would gradually liberalise other services subsectors.

In return, these countries are expected gradually to liberalise access for EU imports.

Liquor, gambling and entertainment laws were overhauled and liberalised, social welfare was gradually expanded and Aboriginal reserves were created.

The Norwegians liberalised their market in 1991, but sorted out the details gradually.

India's own telecoms commission had wanted to liberalise only gradually, by allowing just four private operators to bid for licences.