Sentence examples for liberalization process from inspiring English sources
Indonesia is currently known as a country adopting the wrong sequencing in their liberalization process.
In some ways, it is almost a stealth liberalization process, an incremental phenomenon rather than a declared program.
But the market liberalization process that Enron helped unleash will forever alter the current energy dispensation and replace it with something else, as yet undefined.
Early in the liberalization process, new companies entered the market and C&WJ struggled to cope with the new, competitive dynamics of the market.
Since its initial political liberalization process began in 1989, Jordan has introduced a new electoral law for every national parliamentary election, eight in total.
But he said that in general he had been profoundly influenced by the liberalization process in recent years in the Soviet Union and other Communist countries.
The UNDP states, "Specific aspects of globalization, such as inadequately regulated financial integration and trade liberalization processes, whose benefits have been distributed very unequally across and within countries, have played a significant role in determining the upward trend observed over the last decades".
Following limited achievements, Economic Recovery Program (ERP) was established in 1986, and initiated political and economic liberalization processes.
As in other trade liberalization processes, in Honduras several more subtle occasional protection mechanisms to confront agricultural imports remain in the hands of the public administration.
As the global and hemispheric liberalization processes gather momentum, these traditional arrangements are likely to be transformed into reciprocal free trade agreements provided for in Article XXIV of GATT.
Globalization of the world economy, liberalization processes, measures to attract foreign direct investment (FDI), structural adjustment policies and the decline in international transport and communication costs have been crucial in assisting the spread of transnational companies.
