Examples of using More liberal in English and their translations into Russian
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The key finding of the study is that the elderly have more liberal views on gender equity than the young,
In these economies, successful upgrading has recently allowed a more liberal approach to FDI, in line with their higher levels of industrialization and the emergence of their own TNCs.
can hardly be considered more liberal.
Trade barriers had been removed and more liberal trade regimes introduced,
Noting further the policy of the authorities of maintaining a balance between creating a more liberal investment environment and preserving access by the population to economic benefits.
However, some federal states could enforce a more liberal and humane implementation,
And we have some projects under APEC which involves Russia in the hope to make the region more liberal and benefiting all members.
Most developing countries have more liberal trade regimes, more favourable foreign investment rules and more market-friendly policies today than they had
Noting further the policy of the authorities of maintaining a balance between creating a more liberal investment environment while preserving access by the population to economic benefits.
The opening up of national economic boundaries and a more liberal regime of world commerce carry grave attendant risks.
More liberal foreign investment laws in direct
Within the Doha Work Programme many WTO members are seeking more liberal commitments as significant barriers to market access persist in various sectoral segments and modes.
There is a more liberal regime, there is social democracy,
Personally, I am in favor of more liberal approach to cable packages since they provide for a larger variety of TV channels.
new and more liberal provisions have been introduced by the 1993 law,
In general, a more liberal approach to FDI is likely to bring significant benefits after productivity levels and technological capacities cross certain thresholds.
In more liberal circles, however,
developing countries needed more liberal arrangements, both in terms of commitments
which included a more liberal approach to the freedom of expression was enacted, in 2005.
While several developing countries have adopted more liberal trading regimes,