Sentence examples for massive liberalisation from inspiring English sources

The answer to the UK's housing crisis is a massive liberalisation of the planning laws, allowing developers to concrete over much more of the countryside.

To recap, this is when massive liberalisation and deregulation of the financial services sector, locked in through trade agreements, led to the worst recession most of us have experienced.

But the culture war had seemed suppressed by wealth: the booming economy, the rapid liberalisation of society, and the massive investment in modern infrastructure allowed them to co-exist.

The abrupt liberalisation of financial markets led to massive lending of cheap money by Finnish banks and businesses, and also the amount of loans per citizen rose by over 100% within a year.

Repeated experience has shown that any serious attempt at liberalisation in France is bound to provoke massive protests in the streets.

Since Vietnam's Doi Moi (renovation) policies of economic liberalisation began in 1986, its capital Hanoi has undergone multiple massive transformations.

One is market liberalisation.

Brutality trumps mild liberalisation.

Liberalisation risks breeding instability.

"This speech is about liberalisation.

Economic liberalisation has clearly failed.