Older people were the most likely to agree with this statement, although the views of women liberalized somewhat over time, whereas those of older men became more rigid.
In February, Russia embarked on a liberalized over-flight policy, hoping to garner $300 million annually by 2010 in fees for commercial jets on transpolar routes between North America and Asia.
States, for their part, have, by and large, also liberalized gun laws over the last two years.
As religions have liberalized and modernized over the years, communal religious practices have fallen away and religious fervor has cooled.
What they did not know was they had liberalized their banking system over the last four to five years and expanded lending faster than was wise.
Given how everything has liberalized in the gaming market over the last few years, and how many million devices there are out there that play games you would think that it would be much easier to get a project off the ground than it used to be.
In highly protected economies there is a large effect of capital inflows over the REER, while in liberalized economies the effect can be negligible.
In Europe, the political ambiguities of one religion, Christianity, happened to set off a political crisis that might have been avoided but wasn't, triggering the Wars of Religion; the resulting carnage made European thinkers more receptive to Hobbes's heretical ideas about religious psychology and the political implications he drew from them; and over time those political ideas were liberalized.
Transnational food retailers expanded to middle-income countries over recent decades responding to supply (liberalized foreign investment) and demand (rising incomes, urbanization, female workforce participation, and time poverty).
