Sentence examples for liberalising measures from inspiring English sources

Other liberalising measures proclaimed at Lisbon for instance, the liberalisation of energy markets, postal services and the completion of a single financial market have got nowhere.Meanwhile, the euro still struggles against the dollar.

A smaller uptick in the early 2000s also followed liberalising measures, enacted a decade before to stave off hyperinflation.

There is no hint of any debate on the liberalising measures that Italy's hidebound economy badly needs.

But liberalising measures, such as lifting the cap on foreign direct investment in insurance, win few votes in India.

Restrictive trade measures have outstripped liberalising measures three to one this year and increased by almost five times since 2009, as policymakers try to circumvent the WTO.

Mr Zapatero will be remembered for liberalising measures, such as on gay marriage and abortion, that helped to make Spain a more modern, tolerant place.

In this respect it was a liberalising measure.

He prefers different lobbyists for his one true liberalising measure, easier access to alcohol.

This liberalising measure has turned out to be an absurdly generous dowry for the newly privatised utilities, and for new cable television and telephone companies.

The government's economic reformists, of whom he himself is the most distinguished, promote a liberalising measure that will help boost investment, fix India's lousy infrastructure and create jobs.

The package of liberalising and deregulatory measures – pulled together by Emmanuel Macron, the government's 37-year-old poster boy and banker-turned-economy minister – was by the standards of other European countries quite mild.