liberalise брит., австрал., liberalize [ˈlɪbrəlaɪz] ГЛ. перех.
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Subsequently, it has liberalised regulations to allow more foreign investment.
en.wikipedia.org A partnership among the world's governments to liberalise the bilateral system of air service agreements must be part of any new thinking.
centreforaviation.com The basic issues now is how do we get the refineries, if we do not liberalise or privatise the downstream?
www.vanguardngr.com Two other amendments proposed to liberalise the law in certain ways and were approved.
en.wikipedia.org His tenure was characterised by radical policies to correct the public finances, reduce inflation and liberalise the economy.
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