Sentence examples for liberalized legislation from inspiring English sources

A broad social movement for the relaxation or elimination of restrictions on the performance of abortions resulted in the passing of liberalized legislation in several states in the United States during the 1960s.

That's when gubernatorial elections were reinstated, party legislation was liberalized and many restrictions were lifted.

Since 2004, European legislation has liberalized international and domestic rail travel for freight and passengers, but there still is no obligation under European Union law to open domestic services to market competition as Italy did.

(Think, for instance, of how the US government routinely provides special unemployment and educational benefits to displaced workers, like those in the textile industry, who lose their jobs as a consequence of new legislation liberalizing trade with foreign countries).

In cases involving foreign agents where communications with Americans could be picked up, Section 105B of the legislation provides for liberalized "basket warrant" procedures by which entire terrorist organizations can be surveilled without the need to obtain individual warrants from the FISA court.

These countries also provide interesting contrasts as they differ in important areas including abortion legislation (with Ethiopia's law recently liberalized) and provision of health care services (Tanzania has higher access to antenatal care, contraception and health facility treatment for acute respiratory infection (ARI)).

Councilman David I. Weprin, a Democrat from eastern Queens, is drafting legislation to liberalize the awning code.

He rankled labor leaders by sponsoring legislation to liberalize trade, including the free trade pact linking the United States with Canada and Mexico.

The big question is whether Cameron will stick to his brave course and go ahead with introducing some legislation to liberalize the marriage law.

Meanwhile, the election of Trump and his appointment of Jeff Sessions as attorney general have dashed hopes for bipartisan federal legislation to liberalize sentencing and decriminalize drug use.

American textile companies fought legislation introduced in the U.S. Congress in October that would extend liberalized trade benefits to impoverished countries.