Sentence examples for lifting controls from inspiring English sources

Arguably, lifting controls should come quite late in the process of liberalisation.

By lifting controls, Macri also hopes to spark a wave of investment in an economy that is battling low foreign reserves and double-digit inflation.

Officials here also note that unlike in 2004, eight other EU countries besides Britain – including Austria, Belgium, France, Germany and the Netherlands – will be lifting controls on Romanian and Bulgarian workers next month, so Britain's pull factor should be weaker.

Lifting controls on a wide range of imports to meet civilian needs began more than a year ago, but Iraq has not always ordered the relief goods officials say the country's people need most.

Russia and the United States reached broad tentative agreement today on how to revise penalties against Iraq by lifting controls altogether on thousands of food products, aid supplies and medicines.

Proper implementation, they say, would require lifting controls on the internet, on the formation of NGOs (they carefully avoid mentioning opposition parties) and on the press.

Iran lifted controls on Twitter and Facebook for some areas.

At the same time, the administration has lifted controls on currency exchange, boosting inflation.

"Once you lift controls, people think they can get away with it," Ms Rojas says.

The authorities "are not prepared to lift controls on the registration of animal protection NGOs," said Mr. Li.

Western businessmen have reacted optimistically to the news that the junta will lift controls on the Burmese currency, the kyat, next month.