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Meanings of liberalise in English

Catalan
liberalitzar

Make liberal or more liberal, of laws and rules.

liberalitzar
Usage of liberalise in English
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Legislation to liberalise its regime were rejected by parliament earlier this year.
The Irish Times
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Services trade is hard to liberalise because it often means harmonising regulations.
The economist
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He said the changes will liberalise access to £78bn of charitable assets.
The Guardian
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However the Green Party hopes its own bill which would liberalise… Audio
Radio NZ
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His plans to modernise and liberalise his country soon ran into trouble.
The Guardian
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Iranians are hopeful Rouhani will liberalise access to social media and websites.
The Guardian
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EU officials see France as one of the countries most reluctant to liberalise.
Reuters
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Save Women is again countering with a proposal to liberalise access to abortion.
The Guardian
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Few question the need for China to liberalise interest rates.
Reuters
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These include measures to streamline pensions, raise tax revenue and liberalise the labour market.
Radio NZ
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The islands' main opposition party Civic United Front has also pledged to liberalise the industry.
Reuters
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The government's bill to liberalise abortion law will have its first reading in Parliament today.
Radio NZ
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Francois Hollande has done too little to rein in public spending or liberalise labour markets.
Reuters
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It projected that Ireland had voted by a two-to-one majority to liberalise the Republic's abortion laws.
The Irish Times
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Yet today, both are under pressure to liberalise.
The Guardian
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The government's bill to liberalise abortion law will have its first reading in Parliament on Thursday.
Radio NZ
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