Sentence examples for the liberalisation process from inspiring English sources
In the Prague Spring, Alice was elected party chair of the 250-strong pedagogical faculty in the Charles University and played a leading role in the liberalisation process.
"You squander some leverage by making this trip so early in the liberalisation process," said Michael Kugelman, an expert on South Asia at the Woodrow Wilson Centre in Washington.
The liberalisation process is, says Mr Lowe, "a constant grinding away at the nitty-gritty of anti-competitive behaviour .Even executives of the industry being pushed to liberalise have some kind words for the Eurocrats.
Mr Zumwinkel of Deutsche Post points out that the liberalisation process still has no end date a concession to operators defending the USO and says that, as long as this is the case, there is little incentive for countries to change their ways.The danger for Europe is that its postal system is left behind as e-commerce grows.
The very initiation of the liberalisation process undoubtedly had a significantly beneficial effect on the development of route networks and aviation activities as broadly understood.
The liberalisation process was officially adopted in Spain with the introduction of a national law at this effect [32] entering into force on 01 January 2005 for passenger services and a year later for freight operators.
The paper critically discusses the reform of the energy sector in the European Union from the beginnings of the liberalisation processes in 1996 until present.
The national postal services responded to the pressure from this liberalisation process by starting to change their structures and to reposition themselves.
The objectives of this liberalisation process range from financial and market share related to a more efficient use of existing and future infrastructure addressing also key sustainability aspects.
Burma must be the only country where even the IMF representative worries that the economic liberalisation process is too rapid and needs to be more cautiously worked out and paced.
The same is true of the whole liberalisation process.
