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Meanings of liberalize in English

Catalan
liberalitzar

Make liberal or more liberal, of laws and rules.

liberalitzar
Usage of liberalize in English
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We're going to educate our minds and liberalize them and broaden them.
Reuters
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EU officials see France as one of the countries most reluctant to liberalize.
Reuters
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In March, the two reached a deal to liberalize trade of light vehicles.
Reuters
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Such a juxtaposition and comparison might help to liberalize the faith of men.
A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers
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To really open up trade, the Castros will have to liberalize their repressive regime.
Wired
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As prime minister, Singh sought to liberalize the economy further.
Reuters
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The Chinese government could liberalize and the censoring could stop.
Reuters
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What he failed to do was to liberalize the government.
This child will be great
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It is a pity, for it would liberalize your education.
The Mountains
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The government last year also said it would further liberalize its securities and insurance sectors.
Reuters
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Investors want to see reforms to boost the savings rate and liberalize the labor market.
Reuters
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To complement that push, his government also aims to liberalize laws for drugs including marijuana.
Reuters
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Even the Russian autocracy was trying to liberalize itself.
Modern Times
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There he and European leaders promulgated the New Transatlantic Agenda-a pledge to further liberalize world trade.
The new yorker
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The EU and the six Central American governments have been negotiating a deal to liberalize trade since 2007.
The Irish Times
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Novatek said it expected Russia's gas market to liberalize between 2015 and 2018.
Reuters
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