Sentence examples for relative liberalization from inspiring English sources

The relative liberalization coincided with the industrialization and urbanization of the country.

With the relative liberalization during the 1960s, which followed the rise of Nicolae Ceaușescu as communist leader, Caragiale's work enjoyed a more favorable reception.

Despite the relative liberalization and despite the fact that several institutions in the town provided safe abortion services, the fact that significant proportion of students resorted to traditional and unsafe services indicates that access to safe abortion remains to be a problem.

The weakness of the method is the inability to infer causality due to the descriptive nature of the analysis, or to estimate the relative importance of trade liberalization policies in driving change relative to other supply side drivers, such as technology, or demand side drivers, such as rising incomes.

This is reflected in the relative lack of progress towards liberalization in other areas such as awards of high damages in libel lawsuits brought by politicians which has been said to have a chilling effect on political speech in Singapore.

Trade liberalization also affects the relative demand for different types of workers through other channels.

The 50percentt devaluation enacted on 12 January 1994 relative to the French franc was a milestone on the road to trade liberalization.

The potential gains from agricultural trade liberalization for developing countries, although smaller in absolute terms, would be larger relative to gross domestic product (GDP) because agriculture constitutes a comparatively large share of their economies.

Arab autocrats such as Ben Ali and Hosni Mubarak skillfully co-opted the process of economic liberalization by favoring their clients, including high-ranking security officials, and relatives during large-scale privatization schemes.

It means that although trade liberalization generates a welfare increase for households but this is dependent on the relative level of world commodity prices.

Liberalization of financial markets enhances the power of the owners of financial assets relative to governments because of the (often implicit) threat of disinvestment.