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Meaning of "was liberalised"
was liberalised: This phrase refers to the process of making a system, organization, or economy less controlled or restricted, typically by the government. It is often used in the context of economic reforms and policies aimed at increasing competition and reducing regulations
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Trade in manufactured products was liberalised from tariffs.
Trade was liberalised at the outset.
Divorce and family law was liberalised.
Trade was liberalised through the Europe Agreements signed with the candidate countries in the early 1990s.
I am almost of the believe that if power was liberalised like the Telecommunication industry.
Through the adoption of those three Regulations air transport in the Community was liberalised.
The market for mobile telephony was liberalised in 2003 by issuing a license to Orascom Tunisia.
Following the Commission 's intervention, licensing policy was liberalised somewhat.
From 1991 the cereals market was liberalised and EPAC made into a limited company with public capital.
Lastly, the brokerage commissions ' regime was liberalised.
The terminal equipment market was liberalised in 1988, including services other than telephone services.
The use of the telecommunications network for valueadded data services was liberalised in July 1988.
Shortly after 1994, South African music was liberalised and fresh styles of music arose.
Use of telecommunications network for valueadded data and text services was liberalised in June 1989.
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The choice of family doctors was partially liberalised
Prices have been liberalised to a very large extent
