Sentence examples for liberalised somewhat from inspiring English sources

The Economist tots up half of America's 50 states as having liberalised somewhat; the New York Times, which has just come out against prohibition, factors in a few forthcoming changes, and gets to a total of 35 reformist states, which are home to around three-quarters of all Americans.

In 1968, as the Franco regime began to liberalise somewhat, he was finally given a retrospective, which took place in the Hospital de la Santa Creu in Barcelona.

There are quibbles about whether he could have taken on other issues in his first term faster: he dragged his feet somewhat on abortion, which wasn't liberalised in line with northern European democracies until 2008.

I am in favour of this proposal to simplify and liberalise, which has been somewhat watered down by the precautionary nature of the amendments tabled by Parliament.

The electricity industry will also be liberalised.

Energy and telecoms markets have been liberalised.

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

Laws against abortion in Ghana and Ethiopia have been liberalised.

"Free trade and liberalised trade promotes economic prosperity," he said.

The economy was liberalised, but progress to democracy was slow.

Of the other 20, only 13 have liberalised their markets.