Sentence examples for is being liberalised from inspiring English sources

Foreign ownership of Indian companies is being liberalised only piecemeal.

To boost competition, the continental market is being liberalised and a test run by Germany's Deutsche Bahn this month will be the first non-Eurostar train through the Channel Tunnel.

Consumer demand is growing, and industries are being liberalised.

Postal services are being liberalised around the world and new electronic services such as e-mail are developing fast.

Low-cost airlines are continuing to expand and in parts of Europe long-distance coaches are being liberalised.

Postal services are being liberalised around the world as new services such as e-mail, fax and data transfer have begun to erode traditional markets.

One reason why East Asia attracted a record $63 billion of portfolio capital last year, aside from what at the time seemed to be its bright economic prospects, was the fact that its financial markets were being progressively liberalised.

Direct energy subsidies still cost Syria around 5% of GDP a year, according to the government and the IMF.Farming, a mainstay of the economy, is also being liberalised.

Cross-border banks could offer a single service to clients that have, for instance, a factory in China, a sales office in Hong Kong and a research centre in Taiwan.Meanwhile, other financial dealings with China are fast being liberalised in Taiwan.

Trade union power was curbed, financial markets were liberalised, taxes were cut for those on higher incomes.

Sugar, the first food to be restricted, was also the last to be liberalised again, on 29 November 1920.