Sentence examples for liberalization from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Xi, who was appointed Communist Party chief in November and is set to become state president in March, has said he wants to accelerate economic changes in the spirit of Deng Xiaoping, who initiated market-based liberalization from the late 1970s after decades of rule by Mao Zedong.

"At the strategic level, the regime believes that it can separate economic liberalization from political liberalization under the so-called 'Tiananmen bargain,' whereby the population trades liberty for continued prosperity," referring to the economic and political model that deepened after the suppression of the 1989 pro-democracy demonstrations at Tiananmen Square.

Other nations, particularly in Europe, have poured considerable money into Cuba, and these investments have led to not a whit of liberalization from the Castro regime.

So, its willingness to change that — to become "egalitarian," in the language of Jewish liberalization — was from the start a fundamental condition of the merger.

"And the Rockets' Dead Glare" presents a case for drug liberalization, arguing from the perspectives of homicide detectives Tim Bayliss and, particularly, John Munch that legalizing drugs would help curb violent crime.

According to the World Bank the cost of accession is rising, with higher levels of liberalization expected from new members [ 35].

In this paper we test the hypothesis that Vietnam's trade liberalization resulting from WTO membership would lead to a significant increase in SSCB sales, particularly among foreign companies (namely Coca-Cola and PepsiCo), contrasted alongside the experience of the Philippines.

And while East Bank natives have dominated the public sector, Palestinians have flourished in the private sector and stand to gain from liberalization.

Introduction to electricity sector liberalization: lessons learned from cross-country studies.

From liberalization in 1992 until 1999, the KSE averaged 35 IPOs yearly.

In fact, economic liberalization is far from a surefire route to democracy.