Sentence examples for liberalisation of numbers from inspiring English sources

The government needs to introduce greater liberalisation of numbers now.

And, if you follow the logic of the government's argument, liberalisation of student numbers should drive down price in any case.

If the government believes student choice drives up quality, why restrict it for some and extend it for just a sub-set of students from more privileged backgrounds, who are in no better position to exercise that choice than anyone else? Far from objecting in principle to the idea of a market, or liberalisation of student numbers, I believe that liberalisation should go further.

One impressive outcome of liberalisation was a number of large posters he designed in support of independence movements in the Portuguese colonies.

The liberalisation of local licensing laws has brought a number of mega-casinos to Macau, including a supersized clone of Mr Adelson's Venetian casino in Las Vegas.The opening of glitzy new venues has fuelled explosive growth.

Liberalisation of US immigration policy during the 1950s to 1980s resulted in growing numbers of immigrants, whose presence exacerbated ongoing economic and racial tensions (McLeod, 2012).

Nick Hillman, director of Hepi, says: "Removing student number controls is a logical conclusion of the liberalisation of higher education that has taken place in England under the coalition.

Also, new economical constraints due to reorganization of agricultural areas, with a decrease in the number of farmers or the end of quotas and liberalisation of milk production could raise new types of herd managements.

What is more, in recent months, we have managed to reach a number of important agreements on the agenda for the liberalisation of the postal services and on the package of telecom directives.

One is the liberalisation of energy markets.

The cautious liberalisation of China was beginning.