Examples of using Liberalisation in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But political freedomsdid not go hand-in-hand with economic liberalisation.
Busby''s team also became associated with the liberalisation of Western society during the 1960s;
Over the last few decades we have reduced global poverty by around a billion people,largely thanks to the liberalisation of trade.
These disagreements- along with the role of monetary policies in trade liberalisation, international investment, and central bank policy- remain lively topics of investigation and argument.
The world economy was not much affected by thetemporary reversal during the 1980s of the trend toward trade liberalisation.
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On one hand, trade liberalisation can be a positive force in countries where the food supply is inadequate and calorie insufficiency is an issue[by increasing food availability],” said the report.
The top financial regulators in Beijing say the liberalisation will press ahead.
The revised Power Development Plan unveiled in March 2016, places stronger emphasis on energy security, energy efficiency,renewable energy development and power market liberalisation.
APEC CEO Summit 2017 will comprise 10 sessions of discussion focusing on globalisation,trade liberalisation, sustainable development, connectivity for growth and the development of technology and the digital era.
The early years of what China calls its“reform andopening” after 1978 were marked by cycles of liberalisation and repression.
Due to extensive trade liberalisation, a high percentage of imported products(approximately 50 per cent) are further re-exported to GCC countries, former Soviet states, the Indian subcontinent and Africa.
Believing that economic development anda growing middle class would lead to political liberalisation, the US again engaged with China.
Regarding liberalisation of trade and investment, from 1989 to 2014, the total trade value from APEC increased seven times from nearly US$3 trillion to US$20 trillion, while the average tax rate decreased almost three times, from 17% to 5.6%.
The agreement is also considered an importantstep to reach the target of promoting trade liberalisation in the Asia-Pacific region.
In order to move toward greater liberalisation, then, one either has to ignore popular opinion in these places(abandoning the democracy leg of the trilemma), or change the locus of political decision-taking(abandoning national sovereignty).
On the economic domain, both nations are committed to long-term global and regional economic integration based on trade andinvestment liberalisation.
Furthermore, liberalisation in FDI policies by the Centre has repositioned the Indian retail sector on the global map, attracting a large number of global retailers into the Indian diaspora and further fuelling growth of organised retail in the country.
Singapore's Minister for Trade and Industry(Trade) Lim Hng Kiang described the signing as a“concrete demonstration” ofcommitment to the collective goals of greater trade liberalisation and regional economic integration.
The main goal of these meetings is promoting multilateral economic cooperation andtrade liberalisation through the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership(RCEP), affirming the central role of ASEAN in creating new regional trade architecture.
The US has accepted- even welcomed- China's emergence as a giant economic power because American policymakers convinced themselves thateconomic opening would lead to political liberalisation in China.”.
We further emphasised the importance of concerted efforts on energy and food security,transportation liberalisation, including the creation of a single aviation market in ASEAN by 2015 as provided for in the AEC Blueprint and other sectoral cooperation.
Political and popular opinion was more hopeful, and US President Bill Clinton famously expressed the confidence that China's entry into the World TradeOrganization in December 2001 would lead to liberalisation, an implied promise that China would become‘more like us'.
The unmistakable trend of globalisation, liberalisation and growing economic interdependency among nations in the South China Sea area demands them to enhance collaboration and cooperation among them to reap the opportunities available before them in the sea and surrounding region.
In recent years, the agenda of G20 Summits has expanded to cover many areas but it is difficult to reach consensus on a number of globaleconomic issues such as commitment to trade liberalisation, anti-protectionism and combating climate change.
Mr Nicandrou added,"The continued expansion and liberalisation of Myanmar's life insurance sector is expected to bring significant benefits to the country, including job creation, inflow of quality foreign direct investment and the development of long-term capital markets.
Major privatisations are nearly complete, the banking sector is almost entirely in foreign hands, and the government has helped facilitate a foreign investment boom with businessfriendly policies such as labour market liberalisation and a 19% flat tax.
Not only the BRICS countries that have reaffirmed many times about the key role of the multilateral trading system,increasing cooperation and promoting trade liberalisation has a very important meaning for the world economy with an increasingly multipolar character and extensive integration.
In an effort to give an early boost to trade liberalisation after the Second World War and to begin to correct the large overhand of projectionist measures which remained in place from the early 1930s, tariff negotiations were opened among the 23 founding GATT“contracting parties” in 1946.
A recent report from Bank Islam Malaysia also states that Malaysian rubber glove exports could reach US$1.33 billion this year,supported by a strong growth in global demand and liberalisation of the healthcare industry in emerging markets like China and India.
The report we are launching today makes it clear that this agreement will also have aseriously detrimental impact on both partners in terms of the liberalisation of the financial services sector, dismantling mechanisms that have been put in place to prevent capital flight, and combat tax-dodging and money-laundering.”.
