Sentence examples for idea of liberalising from inspiring English sources

The current situation causes distress to Catholics all over the world whose marriages have failed and who would like to be faithful adherents of the church.But the idea of liberalising church practice in this area is a contentious one.

But it has had to drop its bolder ideas for liberalising markets and shaking up the welfare state.

No one is a bigger fan of liberalising markets than me but if you are going to liberalise a market you have got to liberalise a market in a way that delivers what you are trying to make happen.

The Liberal Democrats have historically been supportive of liberalising drug laws.

It was a way not only of liberalising the island's politics, but of distancing Taiwan from the Communist mainland.

The immediate reaction from the Home Office last night was to rule out any such move: "We have no intention of liberalising our drugs laws.

A Home Office spokesman said: "We have no intention of liberalising our drugs laws.

It's 15 years since he was laid off in the wave of liberalising economic reforms with compensation of just over a year's salary - about $5,000 £3,7000).

Responding to their interests rather than the position they took on NHIS, the MOH has agreed on a strategy of liberalising the health insurance industry.

And while this time bosses have blamed "modernisation" costs, there are deeper problems with the model of liberalised post.

For groups who believe in the inherent sacredness of life from the moment of conception, liberalising abortion law would be a symbolic blow.