Sentence examples for you liberalise from inspiring English sources

It doesn't work in this day and age and when you liberalise your economy.

"When it comes to the poor you don't liberalise, you regulate," she complains.

No one is a bigger fan of liberalising markets than me but if you are going to liberalise a market you have got to liberalise a market in a way that delivers what you are trying to make happen.

But John Roberts, chief executive of Britain's Post Office, views the prospect as back-door opening of the entire market: "You can't liberalise one class of mail in isolation," he argues.

"Sometimes they tell us, 'Get out of here or we'll kill you.' I remember when we said we'd liberalise the sector, someone said: 'You won't come out alive.' But it was the best liberalisation ever".

More likely, it reflects China's worry about being excluded from a series of interlocking trade agreements that America is negotiating with the EU, with countries of the Pacific and with selected partners to liberalise trade in services".The Chinese are difficult but you can negotiate with them and they will usually respect the deal.

He said: "You cannot argue for reform in Latin America unless you are prepared to face up to the need to modernise and liberalise outdated industries in Europe.

New legislation is beginning to liberalise markets.

How far should one liberalise banking?

He has failed to liberalise the economy.

Deng Xiaoping began to liberalise the Chinese economy.