Sentence examples for greater opening of from inspiring English sources

Other necessary measures include legal changes to make possible swifter and easier bankruptcy; stricter anti-trust laws; and, above all, a greater opening of the South Korean market to foreign competition.

Any argument Mr. Geithner makes for a greater opening of financial markets is likely to be quickly shot down by Indian officials, who have said that the country's conservative regulations helped it avoid the worst elements of the recent crisis that started on Wall Street and engulfed many Western financial markets.

The slop is reduced if the extension is limited (greater opening of the wedge posteriorly).

Greater opening of China's financial markets is likely to happen, but how much and how far remains to be seen.

It implies a greater opening of Chinese markets, which is what matters for the rest of the world seeking new consumers and sources of demand.

There is a stark contrast between the generation that endured through the Cultural Revolution and emerged as entrepreneurs in the late 1980s/early 1990s, when China first liberalised markets, and the more recent tech pioneers who took advantage of the even greater opening of China in the 2000s.

We found that Hpa1 and Hpa110 42 treatments resulted in greater openings of flowers and this effect was evident since the second day of plant treatment.

First we got a great opening of her foraging for acorns and making cookies.

The first wave of trade liberalization involved industrial countries, and was largely over by 1980: The second wave involved the great opening of developing countries: This is still going on, but the major opening of Latin America, China, and India is already well behind us.

This is a great opening of access to the wealth of learning these universities possess.

It's a great opening of my book, of my chapters".