Sentence examples for trade liberalise from inspiring English sources

The plan included measures to encourage investment, enhance free trade, liberalise prices and strengthen social safety nets.

Yet Britain is an outrider for openness, standing out among large European nations for its faith in free trade, liberalised markets and undistorted competition.

Much has yet to be achieved if Doha is to conclude with a new trade-liberalising deal.

We also report on an ambitious trade deal sealed by 12 nations on Monday, which is the largest trade-liberalising pact in a generation.

After seven years during which trade-liberalising legislation went nowhere, the federal legislature, within weeks, will have approved PNTR and a much smaller, but nonetheless symbolic, law to reduce trade barriers to African and Caribbean countries.

That will be clear on November 30th, when as many as 100,000 demonstrators will march through Seattle, ostensibly to protest at the launch, at a World Trade Organisation summit, of a new round of trade-liberalising talks.

FOR five decades the world's multilateral trade-liberalising machinery known first as the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and more recently as the World Trade Organisation (WTO)—has, in all likelihood, done more to attack global poverty and advance living standards right across the planet than has any other man-made device.

The Federalist's Sean Davis says he wants to believe the claims that free and open trade will liberalise Cuba, but he's not optimistic.