Examples of 'liberalised' in a sentence
Meaning of "liberalised"
To liberalise means to make something more liberal or free, especially in terms of political or economic policies. It involves reducing restrictions or regulations in order to promote more open and competitive markets
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- simple past tense and past participle of liberalise
- Alternative spelling of liberalized
How to use "liberalised" in a sentence
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One of the most liberalised markets is telecommunication.
The choice of family doctors was partially liberalised.
Prices have been liberalised to a very large extent.
Production and trade of electricity is fully liberalised.
Recognition of qualifications for liberalised professional activities.
Extend coverage of products and services to be liberalised.
Optimal activity in a liberalised electric power market.
The postal market is now largely liberalised.
Nuclear power within liberalised electricity markets.
The telecommunication market has been also liberalised.
Austria has liberalised access to inland water transport.
The provision of basic services in liberalised markets.
It has still not liberalised the assessment stipulations.
Trade and prices have largely been liberalised.
This legislation liberalised various rules concerning adoption.
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Alternative infrastructure for already liberalised services.
They liberalised gradually and pragmatically.
Effects on consumers in the liberalised sectors examined.
They were opposed to the insurance sector being liberalised.
There is little left to be liberalised in this sector.
The capital transactions of the banks are fully liberalised.
Prices and trade have been liberalised to a large extent.
Inpatient services were reorganised and liberalised.
California passed a new liberalised abortion law today.
All industrial products will be fully liberalised.
The markets are already liberalised for large consumers.
The parcels market is already fully liberalised.
It is no longer accepted that liberalised trade is automatically beneficial.
A product which has not been liberalised.
Broader and more liberalised definition of relevant market.
Most food prices have been liberalised again.
States with liberalised economies have strong economies.
Security of supply is an important issue in a liberalised market.
The government has liberalised its economic policies.
Initial and terminal hauls are liberalised.
The single market liberalised the carriage of goods by road.
The markets have been fully liberalised.
Spain has recently liberalised the port services market.
Professions where quality systems are liberalised.
Kazakhstan recently significantly liberalised its foreign exchange regulations.
The markets for value added services are liberalised.
Trade was liberalised at the outset.
Trade in manufactured products was liberalised from tariffs.
Imports liberalised by autonomous action.
Albania operates a considerably liberalised trade regime.
Most prices liberalised and consumer subsidies sharply reduced.
Interest rates have been fully liberalised.
Maritime transport is generally liberalised and underpinned by international law.
The foreign exchange regime has been substantially liberalised.
We have reduced tariffs and liberalised trade together.
