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But, as sweeping as M.B.S.'s economic and cultural reforms may be, he has expressed no interest in liberalizing the country's political system.
Last week, Benedict made a similar argument in liberalizing the use of the old Latin Mass, largely set aside since the council endorsed holding Mass in the local languages of the world's billion Catholics.
Luigi Cardinal Dadaglio, a Vatican diplomat who played a major role in liberalizing the Roman Catholic Church in Spain in the waning years of Franco's rule, died on Wednesday at a hospital in Rome at the age of 75.
With regard to the impact of regional trade agreements (RTAs), the European Union (EU 4 in particular was especially successful in liberalizing the exchange of agri-food products among its members.
This new law highlights the difficulties Rouhani faces in liberalizing the economy.
In the wake of the Brexit vote and a number of ISIS inspired terror attacks in Europe, liberalizing the Schengen visa regime has become politically toxic.
If the abortion issue does eventually go to a referendum, latest opinion polls show that 76percentt of the population are in favour of liberalizing the law in some way.
In addition to emphasizing the party's trademark positions in favor of liberalizing the economy, Mr. Westerwelle also studied foreign policy, hoping to follow in the footsteps of Hans-Dietrich Genscher, a former party leader and current adviser whose two decades as foreign minister included German reunification.
Especially in the second half of the twentieth century, many economists argued in favor of liberalizing the heavily regulated transport sector (for Germany see [29]).
These dispatches could have been used by the White House to change minds in Congress about liberalizing the restrictive 1923 quotas.
Mr. Medvedev has spoken out in favor of liberalizing the political system, while Mr. Putin, who has been criticized by opposition parties as an autocrat, has expressed satisfaction with the current structure.
