Sentence examples for liberalizing regulations from inspiring English sources

As country after country has opened its market -- privatizing state-run enterprises, encouraging competition and liberalizing regulations to let technological change flourish -- Nortel has seized opportunities.

But the companies say they cannot increase production fast enough to cut prices because of the Government's slow pace in liberalizing regulations.

I first wrote in favor of liberalizing regulation back in 2008when the City allowed 50 (wow!) backyard cottages.

The liberalized regulations were to apply only to teaching, scholarship, and research.

Japan has become more open to influence from other markets in part because the Government has liberalized regulations.

The Commerce Department is proposing to liberalize regulations covering the sale of some types of U.S.-made computers and scientific instruments to the Soviet Union and other Communist countries.

European postal services started to think about new business models in the 1990s, when the European Commission opened up postal monopolies to competition and liberalized regulation.

In a government-financed survey of 10,000 women ages 15 to 44 last year, three-quarters called for liberalizing abortion regulations.

In recent months Mr. Rafsanjani has liberalized Government regulations on foreign currency exchange and credit, making it far easier for Iranian businesses to import much-needed equipment and consumer goods and to start ventures.

By liberalizing its food regulations, California has fostered a cottage industry of cottage food.

Warburg started buying in India, for example, in the mid-1990s, beforegulationsons liberalizing foreign ownership kicked in.