Sentence examples for with liberalisation from inspiring English sources

But Germany also needs to push ahead with liberalisation.

When ministers do occasionally flirt with liberalisation, they tend to regret it.

Banking scandals and collapses became commonplace.Part of the blame lay with liberalisation.

With liberalisation, however, owning a car became a sign of success, and cycling came to be seen as the preserve of the old and the poor.

The company soon gained sales in India and outgrew the market, so it had to become a global business.Bajaj Auto, a maker of scooters, motorcycles and three-wheelers, has had a similar experience with liberalisation.

Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa said healthcare, education, defence, domestic security and universities were the main areas for reform, and with liberalisation the economy could achieve "much more" than last year's 2% growth in GDP.The European Union has failed to find a common position on the future of Kosovo.

Apart from a few sensible labour-market and pension reforms, it has done too little to press ahead with market liberalisation, with more privatisation and with the promotion of competition in what is one of Europe's most overregulated economies.

They maintained that article 100a also permitted internal market regulation without a liberalising effect: 'the power conferred on the Council by that provision is not necessarily concerned with the liberalisation of trade, but rather with market regulation.

Officials speak with trepidation about the difficulties "neighbouring countries" have had with their liberalisation programmes.

A decline in mail volumes has coincided with the liberalisation of the market and the emergence of competition.

Several Latin American governments are now promoting a form of leftist nationalism that would not sit easily with wider liberalisation.