Sentence examples for in the liberalisation from inspiring English sources

She may well, through her commentating work, become a key figure in the liberalisation of Anglicanism.

In the Prague Spring, Alice was elected party chair of the 250-strong pedagogical faculty in the Charles University and played a leading role in the liberalisation process.

Although they have recently started to attract a poor press, their role in the liberalisation of the domestic energy market should not be underestimated.

Tragically, in the liberalisation of the last 50 years, statistics show that sexual offences have dramatically increased and some women have even been murdered as a result.

"You squander some leverage by making this trip so early in the liberalisation process," said Michael Kugelman, an expert on South Asia at the Woodrow Wilson Centre in Washington.

But Europe's energy dinosaurs lost the latest round in the liberalisation fight, beaten by political pressure from the pro-market British and Dutch, and by the tireless work for change of the European Commission.

Private barriers to trade might replace those put up by the state.This is why in many countries the liberalisation of trade and FDI policies has gone hand-in-hand with the establishment of competition authorities.

Guo Hong of the Sichuan Academy of Social Sciences in Chengdu calls the liberalisation of NGO registration laws "the partial realisation of freedom of association".

Iriart et al. (2011) consider the challenges for health sector regulation in Latin America following the liberalisation of markets and expansion of neo-liberal ideas [ 20].

Nearly all abortions in Africa are unsafe, despite the liberalisation of laws in South Africa in 1997.

Its outgoing prime minister, Manmohan Singh, has a doctorate from Oxford, ran the central bank in the 1980s and led the liberalisation programme that India put in place in 1991 after a currency crisis.