Sentence examples for more liberal system from inspiring English sources

The dollar standard is a more liberal system.

When the Turks captured Thessaloníki (Salonika) in 1430, the monks submitted to Turkish rule, a relation that led to the rapid decline and impoverishment of the monasteries and increased adoption of the more liberal system of governance.

In the 15th century some of the monasteries abandoned the strict regimen of the community under the rule of an abbot for a more liberal system in which monks could possess personal property and be governed by two annually elected trustees (epitropoi).

That increases the power of lobbyists (probably) and the noise from people's television sets (certainly); but it is also a more liberal system, and closer to the principle of free speech.The real question is whether that system is being run particularly well.

The economic crisis has certainly not yet stopped the progress of China's economy toward a freer and more liberal system.

A more liberal planning system would allow towns and villages to accommodate new arrivals more easily, thus spurring development in rural areas.

Earlier May had reduced Indian hopes for a more liberal visa system, under which more of its nationals wanting to work in the UK could do so, by arguing that the current offer was generous enough.

The Guardian understands that there have also been discussions about a second, more liberal immigration system under which free movement would stay but with an "emergency brake" if immigration levels became unacceptably high.

Theresa May has dashed Indian hopes for a more liberal visa system for its nationals wanting to work in the UK by arguing that the current offer is generous enough.

Could we really be moving towards a more liberal DRM system?

Moreover, in the 1980s, the chaebol wanted a more liberal financial system that would allow greater control over capital and investment.