Sentence examples for liberalise and from inspiring English sources

Finance specialists are also calling for the immediate suspension of the WTO's financial services negotiations, which aim to further liberalise and deregulate financial markets despite the fact that such liberalisation is widely agreed to have been a primary cause of the current crisis.

When politicians temporise – and especially when they liberalise and then temporise – private interests act.

Each country says what it is prepared to liberalise and lays out what it would like others to do.

All that remained was to liberalise and diversify the economy, strengthen civil society, and use to the maximum the close Azeri-Turkish relationship.Now all that seems very wobbly.

In a rather surprising move, he indicated that rather than intensifying state controls, the crisis would force Russia to liberalise and to develop a more dynamic small and medium business sector by removing the deadweight of the bureaucracy.

It is far from clear whether and when Japan Post will face true competition.The government must also accelerate its efforts to liberalise and clean up Japan's regional economies, most of which are far weaker than the area around Tokyo.

The vanilla industry has been liberalised and export taxes abolished.

The government has liberalised and simplified with great zeal.

Many routes have been liberalised and access to airports opened up.

First was the kick to competition given by liberalising and market-opening legislation in both America and Europe.

Money was given on the condition that prices were stabilised, markets liberalised and industries privatised.