Definition of liberalization in English:

liberalization

(British liberalisation)

noun lɪbrəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The removal or loosening of restrictions on something, typically an economic or political system.
the government's policy of economic liberalization
Example sentencesExamples
- The bishop said any further liberalisation of the rules should be resisted.
- Such policies contradict the principles of free trade and the process of liberalization.
- Hong Kong has been at the forefront of telecom market liberalization in the region.
- This is a part of an agenda to promote trade liberalization.
- This represents a milestone in the global liberalization of trade.
- Could liberalization of drug laws reduce crime in the U.S.?
- The package reaffirms our commitment to multilateral liberalisation.
- It would mean an extensive liberalisation of the curriculum and help break down the invidious barrier between academic and vocational education.
- The move displayed no determination on his part to pursue political liberalization.
- Rapid agricultural liberalization could leave the food supply for some groups vulnerable.
- Part of the debate centres on the liberalisation of society.
- Asia has generally held a positive attitude towards trade liberalization during the crisis.
- The IMF and World Bank have been advocating financial liberalisation for developing countries.
- Ministers from the member states will try to agree on an agenda for a new round of global trade liberalization talks.
- The liberalization of attitudes and sociocultural values undoubtedly played a role in these findings.
- The group supports the government's plans for the faster liberalisation of the economy.
- The liberalization process of certain religions has not occurred in a few short years.
- The liberalization of the electricity market has proceeded more slowly.
- 1987 was a year of increasing liberalization in this respect.

Definition of liberalization in US English:

liberalization

(British liberalisation)

nounˌlib(ə)rələˈzāSHən

The removal or loosening of restrictions on something, typically an economic or political system.
the government's policy of economic liberalization
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a part of an agenda to promote trade liberalization.
- 1987 was a year of increasing liberalization in this respect.
- Could liberalization of drug laws reduce crime in the U.S.?
- The move displayed no determination on his part to pursue political liberalization.
- Such policies contradict the principles of free trade and the process of liberalization.
- Ministers from the member states will try to agree on an agenda for a new round of global trade liberalization talks.
- The liberalization of attitudes and sociocultural values undoubtedly played a role in these findings.
- Rapid agricultural liberalization could leave the food supply for some groups vulnerable.
- The group supports the government's plans for the faster liberalisation of the economy.
- It would mean an extensive liberalisation of the curriculum and help break down the invidious barrier between academic and vocational education.
- The liberalization of the electricity market has proceeded more slowly.
- Asia has generally held a positive attitude towards trade liberalization during the crisis.
- This represents a milestone in the global liberalization of trade.
- The package reaffirms our commitment to multilateral liberalisation.
- The liberalization process of certain religions has not occurred in a few short years.
- The bishop said any further liberalisation of the rules should be resisted.
- Hong Kong has been at the forefront of telecom market liberalization in the region.
- Part of the debate centres on the liberalisation of society.
- The IMF and World Bank have been advocating financial liberalisation for developing countries.

单词	liberalization
释义	Definition of liberalization in English: liberalization (British liberalisation) noun lɪbrəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The removal or loosening of restrictions on something, typically an economic or political system. the government's policy of economic liberalization Example sentencesExamples The bishop said any further liberalisation of the rules should be resisted. Such policies contradict the principles of free trade and the process of liberalization. Hong Kong has been at the forefront of telecom market liberalization in the region. This is a part of an agenda to promote trade liberalization. This represents a milestone in the global liberalization of trade. Could liberalization of drug laws reduce crime in the U.S.? The package reaffirms our commitment to multilateral liberalisation. It would mean an extensive liberalisation of the curriculum and help break down the invidious barrier between academic and vocational education. The move displayed no determination on his part to pursue political liberalization. Rapid agricultural liberalization could leave the food supply for some groups vulnerable. Part of the debate centres on the liberalisation of society. Asia has generally held a positive attitude towards trade liberalization during the crisis. The IMF and World Bank have been advocating financial liberalisation for developing countries. Ministers from the member states will try to agree on an agenda for a new round of global trade liberalization talks. The liberalization of attitudes and sociocultural values undoubtedly played a role in these findings. The group supports the government's plans for the faster liberalisation of the economy. The liberalization process of certain religions has not occurred in a few short years. The liberalization of the electricity market has proceeded more slowly. 1987 was a year of increasing liberalization in this respect. Definition of liberalization in US English: liberalization (British liberalisation) nounˌlib(ə)rələˈzāSHən The removal or loosening of restrictions on something, typically an economic or political system. the government's policy of economic liberalization Example sentencesExamples This is a part of an agenda to promote trade liberalization. 1987 was a year of increasing liberalization in this respect. Could liberalization of drug laws reduce crime in the U.S.? The move displayed no determination on his part to pursue political liberalization. Such policies contradict the principles of free trade and the process of liberalization. Ministers from the member states will try to agree on an agenda for a new round of global trade liberalization talks. The liberalization of attitudes and sociocultural values undoubtedly played a role in these findings. Rapid agricultural liberalization could leave the food supply for some groups vulnerable. The group supports the government's plans for the faster liberalisation of the economy. It would mean an extensive liberalisation of the curriculum and help break down the invidious barrier between academic and vocational education. The liberalization of the electricity market has proceeded more slowly. Asia has generally held a positive attitude towards trade liberalization during the crisis. This represents a milestone in the global liberalization of trade. The package reaffirms our commitment to multilateral liberalisation. The liberalization process of certain religions has not occurred in a few short years. The bishop said any further liberalisation of the rules should be resisted. Hong Kong has been at the forefront of telecom market liberalization in the region. Part of the debate centres on the liberalisation of society. The IMF and World Bank have been advocating financial liberalisation for developing countries.
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