Sentence examples for it is liberalised from inspiring English sources

The poll finding that across Kashmir around one quarter are strongly opposed to changing the LoC while a further half would accept it if it is liberalised gives a strong signal that this could be a fruitful area for further negotiation.

The slave trade boomed when it was liberalised by the Spanish crown after Spain failed to control the smuggling of black Africans.

If it were liberalised the usual forces of competition would apply, and the drugs themselves could be more safely controlled and regulated to prevent adulteration and variations in strength, the causes of many an overdose.

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.

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

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

Pro-choice campaigners say it should be liberalised so women who want an abortion can get one more easily, for example, by ending the need for two doctors' signatures.

The good news is that Japan, following European and American examples, is liberalising its power industry, which should make it more efficient and more reliable.

"For the economy to mature it needs to be liberalised.

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

Mr Valls and Mr Macron need to persuade Berlin and Brussels that the new law is liberalising enough and their own colleagues that it is not liberal at all.