Sentence examples for liberalisation for from inspiring English sources

The services sector, despite some liberalisation (for instance, in retailing) is still underdeveloped.

It includes some restrictions, such as on family immigration, but also clear instances of liberalisation for other categories of migrant.

François Fillon, a former French prime minister and presidential candidate for the centre-right Républicains, also come out against visa liberalisation for Turkey.

Interest-rate liberalisation, for example, faces resistance from state-owned lenders which do not want rivals to poach depositors by offering better rates.

He called for visa liberalisation for 75 million Turks by 1 June, an advance of the October deadline proposed last year, as well as restarting Turkey's long-stalled EU accession talks.

Yet the G8 wants more of the same: deeper liberalisation, for countries to refrain from protecting their industries, and a bigger role for the private sector in all areas, from agriculture to finance.

The Indian National Congress, founded in 1885, developed as a major platform for loyalists' demands for political liberalisation and for increased autonomy.

He called for visa-liberalisation for 75 million Turks by 1 June, an advance on the October deadline proposed last year, as well as re-starting Turkey's long-stalled EU accession talks.

The extra liberalisations for telecoms and finance hark back to the World Trade Organisation agreement, which opened those sectors up for globalisation, he added.

We are under intense pressure to accept demands for liberalisation of our trade, financial services, intellectual property rights and public works.

Mr Zhang's four-day visit followed mass protests earlier this year against a pact Mr Ma's government signed with China allowing for liberalisation of cross-strait trade in services.