liberalize in English
several agreements to liberalize trade were signed
Use "liberalize" in a sentence
1. They have plans to liberalize the prison system.
2. Liberalize the cross - border movement of merchandises and resources.
3. Efforts to reorganize and liberalize the army alienated other military chiefs.
4. Both candidates promised to liberalize trade laws to allow for more imports.
5. (Applause) We -- as a result, we decided to liberalize many of our markets.
6. Situation: avoids killing those who answer concussion WTO place to advocate is commerce liberalize.
7. Through the E - marketing makes the situation of recreation agriculture management to modernize, liberalize, internationalize gradually.
8. I instructed our Government to liberalize controls over the export to China of high technology products.
9. The essence of the innovation of the university system is to liberalize the productivity of knowledge.
10. Therefore having the trade liberalize strategy managed is the ideal selection on stage of our country.
11. Advance what liberalize as global aviation ceaselessly, of aviation trade compete internationally adding increasingly drama.
12. But, current the world is marine liberalize in light of development condition,[Sentence dictionary] still haze hard drive.
13. Expert advisory groups provide officials with advice on matters such as efforts to liberalize the global services markets.
14. In the Khrushchevian spring some courageous artists and administrators attempted to liberalize the Stalinist-dominated official art world from within.
15. During this time, Dubček and other reformers sought to liberalize the Communist government—creating "socialism with a human face".
16. Another program making a difference, Pham said, is AGOA, the trade act that grants duty-free access to U.S. markets from African countries that liberalize their economies.
17. In order to streamline, liberalize and ease the process of issue of passport, the Ministry of External Affairs has taken a number of steps in the realm of passport policy which is expected to benefit the citizens of India applying for a passport.
18. Reforms are afoot to liberalize the Indian economy through faster decision-making and cut through red-tape, relaxation of labour laws, and liberalization of foreign investment norms in critical sectors of the economy like defence, railways, insurance and construction, and take up GST next year.
19. In order to further improve and liberalize Police Verification procedure for passport issuance, the Government has decided that henceforth normal passport applications of all first time applicants furnishing Aadhaar, Electoral Photo Identity Card (EPIC), Permanent Account Number (PAN) Card and an affidavit in the format of Annexure-I will be processed on Post-Police Verification basis, enabling faster issue of passport, without payment of any additional fees, subject to successful online validation of Aadhaar number.
20. In order to further improve and liberalize Police Verification procedure for passport issuance, the Ministry announced on 25 January, 2016 that normal passport applications of all first time applicants furnishing Aadhaar, Electoral Photo Identity Card (EPIC), Permanent Account Number (PAN) Card and an affidavit in the prescribed format that no criminal proceedings were pending against the applicant will be processed on Post-Police Verification basis, enabling faster issue of passport, without payment of any additional fees.
21. * In order to further improve and liberalize Police Verification procedure for passport issuance, the Government has decided that henceforth normal passport applications of all first time applicants furnishing Aadhaar, Electoral Photo Identity Card (EPIC), Permanent Account Number (PAN) Card and an affidavit in the format of Annexure-I will be processed on Post-Police Verification basis, enabling faster issue of passport, without payment of any additional fees, subject to successful online validation of Aadhaar number.
22. According to officials at the Australian High Commission in Ottawa, the priorities for the Commission's examination of alternative internal trade mechanisms are to alleviate the high cost of pursuing litigation, provide a more comprehensive understanding of interstate barriers, and address the need for more informal dispute resolution. Back to Table of Contents 3.2 Canada's Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT) As a recent paper published by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce suggests, Canadians have more incentives than ever to further liberalize internal trade.