Liberalization in a sentence

She said laws passed in the 18th Congress have already liberalized various sectors, citing the amendments to the Foreign Bank Liberalization Act, the Retail Trade Liberalization Act, the Public Service Act, and the Foreign Investments Act.

Visa liberalization for the Turkish citizens will be a strong signal of trust and will open one more pathway for perspective I am hopeful that we can clarify the remaining technical aspects of visa liberalization soon.

Another that cabotage liberalization could reduce prices by more than 20 percent.

This footage from KTV shows signboards of travel agencies which increased in numbers after the liberalization of overseas trips in 1989.

The liberalization part of the bargain was gone.

Under Paul Kagame’s leadership, Rwanda focused on reconciliation, unity, education, healthcare, economic liberalization and anti-corruption measures.

But the objective of the TPP was to create an architecture that China would ultimately want to join for the sake of its own competitiveness, and the multilateral structure would arguably have provided greater leverage to push Chinese liberalization.

Developed countries believe that they have shouldered the burden of trade liberalization for far too long, and that developing countries should shoulder more obligations if they are in a position to do so.

In this era of currency liberalization, fiscal deficits and “quantitative easing” are likely to be the long-term “standard” combination of macro policy.

Pre-pandemic, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s priority was how to secure Japan’s economic interests amid worrying trends of de-globalization, receding trade liberalization, and increasing protectionism.

The liberalization of Africa’s air transport targets to increase connectivity in the continent, reduce air transport costs, travel time and increase opportunities in the aviation sector.

Then and later, she often appeared in the Chinese news media, arguing that the party could be a vehicle for steady political and economic liberalization.

The reasons for the growth slump are structural and regulatory roadblocks, as India never built on the liberalization of trade and industrial licensing since the 1990s.

The reforms of 1991 under then Prime Minister PV Narsimha Rao government saw major economic liberalization in India.

This narrative is a clear evasion of accountability and only assists in justifying further liberalization of trade food and agriculture.

Walmart had partnered with Bharti in hopes of achieving a liberalization of the Indian market.

Where, one could argue that it falls short, is its lack of interference in the areas of human rights, intellectual property, economic liberalization, and environmental standards but a “low-grade treaty” is hardly a way to describe it.

A little over a week later, Soros's team reached out again to Nuland, this time seeking to discuss “EU visa liberalization for Ukraine and Georgia” after meeting in Brussels with a top European Union official.

A World Bank report in June also projected a positive outlook for Myanmar’s economy due to accelerated reform implementation, investment, infrastructure spending and the liberalization of sectors such as wholesale, retail, insurance and banking.

Beneath the smiles lies the skull -- a terrible reliance upon policies that are framed by wage cuts and the shrinking of the public sector, by handcuffs on public spending and liberalization for corporations.