Sentence examples for liberalized to from inspiring English sources

Although the home-office deduction has been liberalized to include home offices used only for administrative work, not just the principal activity, Samuel cannot take it(Line 30).

But the law should be liberalized to expand the kinds of development permitted on the pier and to extend the term of the leases, now limited to 30 years.

The markets for steel and coal were liberalized to a considerable degree; the community served as a useful forum in which questions of common interest could be examined; and it fostered the growth of an international spirit, which did much to facilitate the negotiation of the Treaty of Rome and the creation of the EEC and the European Atomic Energy Community Euratomm).

With increased demand the market may be liberalized to promote healthy competition.

These are the usual quantifier rules, liberalized to apply to any categories of variable in batches of one or more.

The formal account of disjunction could readily be liberalized to accommodate that fact, and even conveniently in languages in which ∨ was primitive.

One need only visit Iowa, the first Midwestern state to liberalize gaming, to see if the moral fabric of the area remains intact 20 years later.

More than half of the participants were either content with the current Finnish laws concerning register-based research or wanted to liberalize them to advance research.

Nowadays, some of them have been progressively liberalized, giving to the relatives more satisfaction and a better cover to their necessities.

Plans to liberalize abortion laws, to allow embryo research for therapeutic purposes and to make divorce easier are troubling to the church.

Governments will have to liberalize labor markets to get Europe's army of unemployed back to work.