Sentence examples for liberalised yet from inspiring English sources

But MITI [the trade and industry ministry] is looking at other sectors that have not been liberalised yet.

Access for the many agricultural products that are not yet liberalised will be improved a big plus for ACP exporters.

This improves incentives for bank managers, and also forces them to tighten internal controls.For those countries that have yet to liberalise their banking sectors, another important lesson in crisis avoidance has emerged.

Worryingly, a growing share of household saving is bypassing the financial system altogether, seeking refuge from inflation in gold, bricks and mortar.The last time a Congress-led government liberalised the economy in earnest in 1991—over 40% of today's Indians had yet to be born.

In India, the picture is more mixed: the country has imposed some restrictions on goods imports but has also liberalised its financial sector.In general, support for globalisation among the Chinese, Indian and Brazilian middle classes does not yet seem to be waning, as it has done in Russia.

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

Falling prices and recently liberalised markets have boosted their businesses.Yet bringing wireless to the wilderness has seldom been easy.

So the deal may yet die.Yet whatever the result, the two lumbering ex-monopolies' behaviour is testament to how fast-changing and brutal the telecoms business has become in Europe since it was fully liberalised last year.

The electricity industry will also be liberalised.

Energy and telecoms markets have been liberalised.

When economies were liberalised after 1980, the state retreated again and nationalised industries were returned to the private sector.Now three factors are at work that could change the relationship yet again.