Sentence examples for liberalised from inspiring English sources

"The UK overtook France, Italy and Spain in terms of liver mortality in the 1990s and only Finland, where availability of alcohol has been liberalised as in the UK, has had a similar upward trend in liver mortality," says the report.

"Eventually the Russian political system will be liberalised, and we are showing that we will be part of the system that comes after Putin," he said.

In Brussels, Madrid is considered the euro poster child, after it imposed strict austerity budgets, liberalised the labour market and tackled the legacy of bad debt held by banks since being hit by the crisis.

Wells's appointment to the health brief comes as Northern Ireland's justice minister, David Ford, prepares a discussion paper on whether the law on abortion should be liberalised in the region.

Despite an increase after rules on where you could get wed were liberalised, fewer people are getting married than at any time in more than 100 years.

"In 1998, as the market was liberalised, the regulator believed 1.5% was an adequate margin for energy suppliers.

Laws against abortion in Ghana and Ethiopia have been liberalised.

"For the economy to mature it needs to be liberalised.

Germany has greatly liberalised its labour market; its current prosperity is in large part an export-driven bet on Chinese demand.

Yet Britain is an outrider for openness, standing out among large European nations for its faith in free trade, liberalised markets and undistorted competition.

For instance, South Korea and Taiwan in the 1980s, which are two of the surplus countries of the past that look most like China today, also significantly liberalised their domestic financial sectors when they let their currencies rise.