Sentence examples for is liberalised from inspiring English sources

But that may all change next year when the top level of the net — the part after the dot — is liberalised.

"Simultaneously, movement and residency were much less restricted, so all of a sudden the government couldn't control the rural-urban migration that usually happens when an economy is liberalised".

Until the market is liberalised, nobody knows what demand will be.Fears of asset-stripping aside, Mr Illarionov thinks the main weakness in the reform plan is that Mr Chubais may control the national grid, a powerful weapon in a country where vast regions have one supply line.

Demand could be even higher if China's aviation industry is liberalised further.China's Civil Aviation Administration says it will spend more than 140 billion yuan ($17 billion) in the next three years on building more than 42 new airports and upgrading others.

A campaign similar to the one that took down the HB2 bill should take place, with artists, sports teams and musicians across the world refusing to visit Northern Ireland until abortion is liberalised.

If the criteria for "actionability" is liberalised this may be higher [ 90, 91], though still of potential personal and cost benefit [ 92].

"Key to meaningful reform is liberalising employment and company law.

For some this shows that Norway is liberalising.

But neither, says Mr Rodrik, is liberalising trade.

But the bill's main force is liberalising.

China is liberalising its economy but keeping a firm grip on everything else.