Sentence examples for liberalising of from inspiring English sources
And, even then, there were still Fine Gael deputies and senators who played a prominent role in resisting the introduction of divorce, in pushing for the foetus to become a full Irish citizen via the 1983 pro-life amendment campaign and in trying to stop the liberalising of laws on homosexuality and access to condoms.
And Japan will lower tariffs on as little as it can in order to meet a target of liberalising 95% of products over time.
She is now first in line for a chance to become prime minister.The prospect of a period of political jockeying and potential instability will worry investors, who also fear that the election will be taken as a popular rejection of the liberalising reforms of the Indian economy, recently championed by the BJP.
While the Beats might have done a lot to create greater acceptance of homosexuality, the liberalising ideals of feminism didn't move them.
Talk of liberalising the sale of pork products proved too much for at least one religious party, whose spiritual leader warned that a vote for Lieberman was a vote for Satan.
Splinter groups have held this view ever since the liberalising papacy of Pope John XXIII at the start of the 1960s.
In the years before and immediately after the euro's birth in 1999, the peripheral countries of the European monetary union (Emu) often followed Anglo-Saxon principles by liberalising parts of notoriously inflexible labour markets.
Around half of India's 1.2 billion people are under 26, with no memories from before the first liberalising reforms of 1991 but aware that development still lags.
Home Office advisers have recommended that it do so.But the government does not seem to be in a liberalising frame of mind.
At first, their impact (which also showed up in a tax-and-spend 2007 budget), was offset by the liberalising moves of ministers nearer the political centre.
Set up in the years following the Islamic revolution, Iran's theatre festival only recently went international, thanks in part to the liberalising influence of Ahmadinejad's predecessor, President Khatami.
