Sentence examples for of the liberalised from inspiring English sources

Hooper is in favour of the liberalised market.

We challenge this statement with the example of Finland, which is part of the liberalised Nordic market since the mid-1990s.

Additionally, carriers would need to ensure they have cleared existing users of the liberalised spectrum before being able to deploy 4G services.

There is no hint of any debate on the liberalising measures that Italy's hidebound economy badly needs.

To bridge the gap between the demand and supply, the government of India liberalised the import policy for timber in the early 1990s.

Iranian cinema managers had to wait for four years and the election of the liberalising President Muhammad Khatami before getting permission to screen it.

Self-congratulatory articles on how as a nation we have fallen in love with art regularly cite Tyneside as an example of the liberalising, community-strengthening qualities of public art and the democratisation of taste.

The IMF team praised some aspects of the liberalising agenda that was ushered in by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, such as the expansion of trade and the increase in foreign direct investment.

While EU leaders were trying to discuss progress towards the goals of the liberalising agenda signed in Lisbon in 2000, Mr Berlusconi was seeking to block all other business unless the milk fine was reduced.

She is now first in line for a chance to become prime minister.The prospect of a period of political jockeying and potential instability will worry investors, who also fear that the election will be taken as a popular rejection of the liberalising reforms of the Indian economy, recently championed by the BJP.

The background to the American controversy on foreign investment in satellite television is that the FCC regulates it as a sort of telecommunications service, where the door is being opened to foreigners as a result of the liberalising talks at the World Trade Organisation earlier this year, rather than as broadcasting, where the door is staying shut.