liberalisation

常見(jiàn)例句

The same goes for an ostensible liberalisation of rules that require women to have a male “guardian”.
對(duì)于女性要有一名男性監(jiān)護(hù)人這一規(guī)章的表面上的自由化也是如此。
So one theme of the debate covered in the report is how internationalisation can be achieved without liberalisation.
所以這份報(bào)告中爭(zhēng)論的一個(gè)主題就是怎樣才能在跳過(guò)自由化來(lái)完成國(guó)際化。
It set out a blueprint for privatisation and economic liberalisation, urging cuts in government spending so that the budget could be balanced in 2013, a year earlier than planned.
該信也給出了意大利私有化和經(jīng)濟(jì)自由化的一份藍(lán)圖，催促縮減政府開(kāi)銷以期在2013年比計(jì)劃早一年就使預(yù)算收支平衡。

Yet in the longer term they are bound to become a force for political liberalisation.
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