Sentence examples for to liberalised from inspiring English sources

The government has insisted that it remains committed to liberalised markets.

On the contrary, during the transition to liberalised energy markets the role of regulators and officials is vitally important.

Ministers say they remain committed to liberalised markets and insist that new reactors will have to be privately financed.

C&W's experience as a local-network operator in many parts of the world means it knows how to manage the transition from closed to liberalised markets, says Andrew Darley of ING.

Besides, liberalisation and hub trading could have consequences that Europe may wish to avoid.A liberalised market hands power to big suppliers.

Glenny works hard to marry this timeless law to the contemporary globalised scene, in particular to the liberalised movement of capital.

Results show this population segment has a positive predisposition towards smart technologies and demand shifting, but it is less likely to accept load control and switch to the liberalised energy market.

Moreover, the sort of benefits that no-frills carriers are bringing to the liberalised American and European markets would become available in some form for long-haul travel too.

Since 1984, successive governments engaged in major macroeconomic restructuring (known first as Rogernomics and then Ruthanasia), rapidly transforming New Zealand from a highly protectionist economy to a liberalised free-trade economy.

Workers in soon-to-be-liberalised postal services will get a minimum wage (which the SPD would like to extend across the economy).

The big Italian energy company succumbed to an improved offer from Fiat and EDF of around euro6 billion ($5.3 billion), but the European Union's competition authorities, anxious to ensure a liberalised market in energy, may yet intervene.Enel, Italy's biggest electricity company, is to sell Elettrogen, its generation business, to Endesa, Spain's leading utility, for euro2.6 billion ($2.3 billion).