Next, we elaborate on how the need for more flexibility challenges the prevailing market design of todays liberalized power systems.
To allow kitchen utensils, mattresses, and stationery into Gaza Israell, which issued a government statement that the country "would liberalize the system by which civilian goods enter Gaza".
The announcement, which offered few details, said that the security cabinet had decided to "liberalize the system by which civilian goods enter Gaza" and to expand the inflow of construction materials for civilian projects that are under international supervision.
He said before the Cuban American National Foundation and in an early op-ed column in the Miami Herald that political prisoners in Cuba required justice, that a goal of U.S. policy was to make Cuban families less dependent on the Castro regime, and that efforts by Cuba's government to liberalize its system would be met by steps to help solidify openings into lasting change.
He overhauled the judicial system, liberalized the economy, and eased relations with long-suppressed minorities like the Alevis and the Kurds.
Georgia sought to transform its command economy into one organized on market principles: prices were liberalized, the banking system reformed, and some state enterprises and retail establishments privatized.
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.
DOHA, Qatar — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered a scalding critique of Arab leaders here on Thursday, saying their countries risked "sinking into the sand" of unrest and extremism unless they liberalized their political systems and cleaned up their economies.
Once other economies revived and currency markets were liberalized after 1958, the system proved unable to handle growing monetary imbalances.
But when Germany's postal system becomes liberalized at the start of 2003, competitors will start skimming off big chunks of that business.
