Sentence examples for process of liberalisation from inspiring English sources

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

Saeed Leylaz, an economist, calls the amendments "a challenge to the process of liberalisation that started at the beginning of the 1990s.

Waiting for the Castros to die makes no sense when Venezuela's crisis presents an opportunity now to cement the process of liberalisation in Cuba.If Congress will not budge, Mr Obama could use his executive authority to thaw relations further loosening travel restrictions, taking Cuba off the list of state sponsors of terrorism, and trying to negotiate a swap of prisoners.

The scenes of mass euphoria outside NLD headquarters in Rangoon may persuade them that it is time to apply the brakes to Burma's nascent process of liberalisation.

However, this article suggests the company's activities in no way indicate an ideological commitment to any general process of liberalisation.

The report fails to criticise the current process of liberalisation, or to expose the detrimental consequences thereof, such as the closure of outlets, the cuts to daily home delivery and the reduction in employment levels; it does quite the opposite, in fact.

The process of extreme liberalisation also contributed to growing inequality.

You offer the post-war process of trade liberalisation as a shining beacon to follow.

The army is now expected to manage a process of political liberalisation, but that will be hard to deliver without economic change.

And throughout this process of partial liberalisation, "the government retained the senior stake by maintaining a large public sector and withholding secure private property rights".

This is indeed the worst economic crisis since the collapse of the communist planned economies and the wrenching process of privatisation, liberalisation and stabilisation that followed.