Sentence examples for social liberalisation from inspiring English sources
On Sunday, America's defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, responded by dismissing the Iranian vote as a "mock election" and calling Mr Ahmadinejad "no friend of democracy .Mr Rafsanjani and other reform-minded candidates courted unsuccessfully, it would seem Iran's sizeable youth vote, by promising to continue the limited social liberalisation seen under the outgoing president, Muhammad Khatami.
But to dwell only on the NPC's spineless voting practices would be to risk missing how its role is, in quieter ways, changing and growing.After the past two decades of economic reform and social liberalisation, Chinese society has become far more diverse, and that diversity within limits can be seen among the nearly 3,000 delegates to the NPC.
A local doctor says that sanitary diseases "of the kind you don't see in rich areas" are rife in Ahmaghieh.The same doctor is irritated that reformist electioneering focused on protecting democracy and social liberalisation, in dress and mores, that has been a feature of Mr Khatami's presidency.
Hassan's son and successor in 1999, Mohammed VI, is a cautious moderniser who has introduced some economic and social liberalisation.
The Baby Boomers probably intended to deal with radio censorship, but then they got caught up with Vietnam, and then Watergate, and then Star Wars came out, and before you knew it it was the 1980s and nobody was into social liberalisation anymore.
It has particularly singled out organisations calling for social reform, political liberalisation, and respect for human rights and workers' rights.
Unsettled by rapid demographic and cultural change as well as social and economic liberalisation, sensing (rightly) that inequality has grown as some do spectacularly well by globalisation and others – less educated, mobile and adaptable – lose out, these "ordinary people" cry: "I don't recognise my own country".
Editor Adrian Pabst writes: "Far beyond any other group, Blue Labour has questioned the current consensus at the heart of the Labour Party and British politics - the fusion of social with economic liberalisation under the joint aegis of the central bureaucratic state and the global 'free market'".
Forget the intricacies of agricultural reform, social ownership and political liberalisation; Uganda, we are told, will be turned into a middle-income country by $2bn a year in hard cash.
These factors cover fundamental changes in economic, ethical, political and cultural aspects of society which may steam from the continuing pressures from the rise of internationalism, global environmentalism, market liberalisation, and changes in social trends, technology, and education.
According to the NUT's acting general secretary, Christine Blower, there is research evidence in Sweden to show that the liberalisation has exacerbated ethnic and social divisions in the country.
