Sentence examples for liberal countries from inspiring English sources

Cardinal Bergoglio was operating in one of Latin America's most socially liberal countries.

He noted that even the more liberal countries were cracking down on public gatherings, the press, and political opposition groups.

Even friends in northern liberal countries think Britain goes too far in trying to create an à la carte membership.

Anti-globalisers, and those merely scornful of Anglo-Saxon capitalism, argue that in liberal countries wealth is concentrated in the hands of a privileged few.

State-owned energy companies arguably have more influence over energy policy in state-capitalist countries than private energy companies have in liberal countries.

Emissions trading got off the ground earliest and has become most sophisticated, he points out, in the most economically liberal countries and in the most competitive industries.

Every vote for a Liberal Democrat councilor, Mr. Clegg said, is a "step toward a more liberal country".

Britain is a "small l" liberal country.

It's not a liberal country.

"Also, we are a pretty liberal country," he says.

The endemic suppression of free speech in a supposedly liberal country can only be bad news.