Examples of 'liberalisation' in a sentence
Meaning of "liberalisation"
liberalisation (noun) - the act of making regulations or rules less strict, especially in the context of economics or politics
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Liberalisation enhances efficiency of local insurance market.
We will not be proposing liberalisation of audiovisual services.
Liberalisation of industrial trade will not be uniform.
Telecommunications liberalisation offering the customer choice.
Liberalisation of telecommunications in particular has been long delayed.
We can certainly consider liberalisation up to a certain point.
Liberalisation in this field began relatively late.
What we saw in telecoms liberalisation was an explosion in choice.
Liberalisation threatens the concept of public services.
Difference between liberalisation and base run.
Market liberalisation generally accompanies regulatory reforms.
The evaluation of this liberalisation was very mediocre.
Liberalisation has brought clear benefits to consumers.
Rules to allow the liberalisation of gas supply.
Liberalisation of the gas and electricity market.
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What happened was not liberalisation but scrapping.
Liberalisation and the current regulatory framework.
Macedonia hopes for liberalisation of visa regime.
This liberalisation of electricity supply is made possible by.
The benefits from visa liberalisation are invaluable.
Liberalisation of trade must integrate social concerns.
The completion of price liberalisation is also required.
Liberalisation leads to lower energy prices in time.
We need to complete liberalisation in all these sectors.
Liberalisation has clearly had positive effects.
This policy forsees the liberalisation of telecommunications.
Liberalisation of oil trade should also be noted.
Nor will political liberalisation come easily.
Price liberalisation and privatisation are largely accomplished.
A positive attitude towards liberalisation is coupled with.
The visa liberalisation process is particularly important.
Benefits and challenges of market access liberalisation.
Benefits of liberalisation for emerging market economies.
Remarkable progress towards trade liberalisation has.
Reciprocal liberalisation of airline ownership and control.
The second key factor is market liberalisation.
We must have liberalisation of the railways now.
It has thus become a bad example of liberalisation.
The process of liberalisation of network industries is on course.
Consumers have benefited from this liberalisation.
Reinforcing liberalisation efforts such as in maritime transport.
There is much talk of privatisation and liberalisation.
Progressive liberalisation on public procurement is equally foreseen.
It is important to differentiate between preferences for liberalisation.
Progressive liberalisation of trade in services and establishment.
We asked for controlled and gradual liberalisation.
The effects of liberalisation on world market prices.
That road is certainly not further liberalisation.
I feel that liberalisation is not an end in itself.
The reciprocity principle in the market liberalisation.
