Examples of using Liberalisation in English and their translations into Chinese
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It is this experience that has led me to the conclusion that full trade liberalisation is not the way forward.
And globalisation and trade liberalisation is an irreversible trend of the times.
The Australian lesson was that the 1980s financial liberalisation caused the financial volatility that led to the early 1990s financial crisis.
With the liberalisation of the Education sector, the private schools have started to offer an alternative for the families.
It covers topics ranging from agricultural market liberalisation to the negotiation of international trade accords, making it of particular relevance to the trade community.
We believe that economic growth and development fostered by increased trade and further trade liberalisation contribute to the promotion of these standards.
World experience shows that explosive, unsystematic political liberalisation leads to the destabilisation of the domestic political situation and even to the loss of statehood.
The focus is on China's capital account liberalisation and the potential implications for the future development of equities, bonds and derivative products.
The liberalisation of the Kenyan economy has resulted in a marked increase in products such as stationery and office supplies.
In general, liberalization(or liberalisation) refers to a relaxation of government restrictions, usually in such areas of social, political and economic policy.
The TPTWG aims to achieve the liberalisation of transport services and works to enhance the safety of APEC transport systems to encourage economic development.
Visa liberalisation was offered in return for Turkey taking back migrants who crossed the Aegean Sea to Greece.
The liberalisation has facilitated the development of private companies, while breaking up the previous retailing system dominated by state enterprises.
Economic integration, connectivity, trade and investment liberalisation have been and will continue to be top priorities for APEC cooperation.
China is well aware of the lessons of the Asian Crisis where foreign exchange liberalisation in 1997 helped to trigger financial crises.
We continue to pioneer trade liberalisation in our region, and to incubate reforms that can have wider application, including in the WTO.
From an economic perspective, Myanmar's reforms and tariff liberalisation will be important to ASEAN's objective of creating a single market for trade in goods by 2015.
America had hoped that economic liberalisation would bring China into greater partnership with us and with the world.
The success of China can be associated with liberalisation and globalisation.
Asian economies are now discussing a regional trade deal called the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership("RCEP") to achieve greater trade liberalisation.