Liberalized in a sentence

And for us liberalized moderns, for that reason, the problem of returning to the local is great.

He said further that a more liberalized renewable energy sector in the Philippines will create more “green” jobs.

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.

As the Diet liberalized its strict immigration policies, it tightened the rules for refugees.

Also pivotal in the anti-inflation efforts was the decisive action of the government to immediately undertake non-monetary measures including the liberalized importation of key commodities including rice, fish, meat and sugar, Guinigundo said.

Ford was one of the first automobile companies to enter India when it liberalized the economy in the early 1990s.

Since Deng Xiaoping launched “reform and opening up” in 1978, China has pursued export-driven industrialization, liberalized the private sector, welcomed foreign investment, and embraced global trade.

We will have a long wait to have a liberalized, private sector-driven energy supply industry and can kiss good bye the dream of transforming the country’s energy economy from one that is overly dependent on biomass to one with a high modern energy mix.

He's both liberalized the country and consolidated power.

More recently, he modern-day abortion practices to Nazi-era eugenics policies, and he left no stone unturned to stop the bill from earlier this month that would have liberalized Argentina’s abortion law.

This is why the Missouri Department of Conservation, as well as a variety of other state and federal wildlife agencies, have liberalized snow goose hunting regulations.

After 1860 the government liberalized economic laws and began to build a suitable physical infrastructure of ports, railroads and telegraph lines.

All telecommunication services have been liberalized and are rendered under a free competition regime according to the Telecommunications Law.

Along with increasing strength and size this body is beginning to reflect the recently liberalized political system.

Aznar liberalized the energy sector, national telecommunications and television broadcasting networks.

Buel, pp. 144–47 Other legislation passed during Gerry's second year included a bill broadening the membership of Harvard's Board of Overseers to diversify its religious membership, and another that liberalized religious taxes.

Egypt's banking system has undergone major reforms since the 1990s and today consumers are faced with a liberalized and modernized system which is supervised and regulated according to internationally accepted standards.

Emboldened by the liberalized atmosphere of glasnost, public dissatisfaction with economic conditions was much more overt than ever before in the Soviet period.

Foreign portfolio investment in the Cyprus Stock Exchange was also liberalized.

Liberalization Like other Nordic countries, Finland has liberalized its system of economic regulation since late 1980s.