Sentence examples for liberal changes from inspiring English sources

She said the liberal changes in mainstream values were reflected in the Government's policies.

Elizabeth Rubin's (March 7) timely article communicated important information on a potential movement inside Saudi Arabia that augurs well for "liberal" changes in the Saudi government.

Between 1982 and 1992, on the back of some modest liberal changes to its mixed economy, India grew at an average annual rate of 5.2%.

In addition to this, the protected interests of that country are always able to raise a clamour, enough to scare a minister from large and liberal changes, especially when conjoined with Anglophobia.Nevertheless, there is much to hope for in France.

Many expected Congress, unencumbered by its former communist allies, to introduce the liberal changes upon which India could base its return to 9% growth.Yet that is to misread the politics.

Tom Lehrer, "The Vatican Rag" (1965) Lehrer claimed to be responding to liberal changes in the Roman Catholic Church, particularly the Second Vatican Council of 1962-1965, by updating liturgical music in modern styles — assuming, that is, that you consider ragtime modern.

He acknowledges the progress made by Mr Prodi and others, such as Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, a former treasury minister who is now Italy's president, but says that the momentum for liberal change has been lost in the past three years.

As a new pamphlet from the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, puts it, the new countries will be in different constellations, sometimes pushing liberal change, sometimes opposing it.

But his position, he tells David Remnick, is in the service of effecting liberal change: "We cannot do anything for these groups we care about if we do not hold power — it is just talk.

The open letter to parliament also complained that recent support for political reform expressed by Wen Jiabao, the prime minister, in speeches at the United Nations and elsewhere, had been scrubbed from the Chinese media.Yet many activists are optimistic that liberal change is coming.

In America, liberal change happens incrementally, or simply put, progressively.