Sentence examples for supported further liberalisation from inspiring English sources

John Whittingdale, the Conservative MP who chairs the committee, said his colleagues supported further liberalisation where appropriate and decisions being taken at a local level rather than by central government or by regulators.

These trends have been supported by further liberalisation under CAFTA, with an expected increased production of processed foods by US companies based in Central America, as well as by domestic companies (due to a more competitive market environment) [ 32].

products and support further innovation.

Some law school members support further action.

But it would still give several thousand Britons a year the chance to escape the sort of pain that Nicklinson suffered from, and would gradually increase public support for further liberalisation.

A deadlock on further liberalisation encourages backsliding.

More worrying, though, is the lack of enthusiasm in many quarters for any further liberalisation.

Thanks to earlier rounds of tariff reductions, further liberalisation offers progressively less economic benefit.

This would be a bad moment, therefore, to turn away from further liberalisation.

Over 1,000 organisations from 87 countries have signed a statement opposing the Millennium Round and any further liberalisation.

Today, however, there are no governments that can convincingly preach further liberalisation of trade in data, software or hardware.