Sentence examples for path of liberalisation from inspiring English sources

Except, a few months before that, the sclerotic, state-heavy continental model was doomed unless it followed fleet-footed Anglo-Saxon economies down the path of liberalisation.

This historic perspective is important; it is the humiliation of the past that even today drives China's quest for rapid growth.Since Deng Xiaoping set China on the path of liberalisation in 1978, its GDP has grown, on average, by 9% a year (see chart).

The description to be found here and in many other Directives covering the Telecommunications market does not in any way correspond to the situation which exists in those Member States which have come furthest along the path of liberalisation of the telecommunication market, Scandinavian countries for example.

The government controls the pace of liberalisation.

Such a deal in Bali would enable the WTO's new director-general, Roberto Azevêdo from Brazil, to blaze an ambitious path for liberalisation.

Europe needs to change – its political direction over the past few years has taken governments down a path of austerity and liberalisation – but we believe this direction is not irreversible, and will endeavour to work with our trade union colleagues to help shape a Europe with a renewed social agenda and a Europe that values investment in our public services.

If it is to do that, capital needs to be more efficiently allocated.China can minimise the dangers of liberalisation by preparing the path.

Following Brezhnev's death in 1982, the reform movement was split between Yuri Andropov's path of discipline and control and Gorbachev's liberalisation of all aspects of public life.

"The fruit of liberalisation was overripe".

It was the high noon of liberalisation.

The economic forces in favour of liberalisation remain strong.