Sentence examples for liberalising new from inspiring English sources

The mechanism to achieve growth will be improving and perfecting the market, and liberalising new areas where growth might come.

The Aix-en-Provence services did not run in 2014 but will be replaced along with the seasonal Avignon Centre services with the new year round service to Marseille as of 1 May 2015 In 2010, international rail travel was liberalised by new European Union directives, designed to break up monopolies in order to encourage competition for services between countries.

A new law liberalising the rules for registering new parties may mean that the political field will be flooded with dozens of them, confusing voters and fracturing the opposition.

Some of the money will come from savings, but there are estimates that much of the £2.7bn extracted from retirement plans under Osborne's new liberalised pension rules has gone straight into funding mortgage deposits for children and grandchildren.

The government is in the midst of liberalising the economy, opening up new sectors (most notably, energy and telecoms) to competition and investment.

Mr Valls and Mr Macron need to persuade Berlin and Brussels that the new law is liberalising enough and their own colleagues that it is not liberal at all.

Talks about liberalising farm trade, coupled with new enthusiasm for greenery and public anger at the spread of mad-cow disease in Europe, are adding to the pressure for reform.It would be nice to think that the prospect of enlargement could be used to force the existing 15 to reform both the CAP and the regional funds in advance, but that could be a trap.

The negotiations led to a more comprehensive NTF that represented all stakeholders, with provisions for liberalising the insurance plan then being adopted in a new NHIS draft bill.

They want this round, aimed at liberalising trade, to be launched at the Doha meeting in Qatar.A new trade round involves many more countries than those represented at Genoa.

Instead of trying to liberalise British Islam, the new scheme will focus solely on a message that violence can never be used.

Not only do Europeans have a new single currency, but, as in America, their telecoms and utilities are liberalising and their defence contractors are under orders to rationalise.