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several agreements to liberalize trade were signed.

The government decided to liberalize trade policies to encourage economic growth.

Many countries have started to liberalize their immigration laws.

It is important to liberalize restrictions on freedom of speech.

The company plans to liberalize its dress code to allow more casual attire.

The university decided to liberalize its admission requirements to attract more diverse students.

The organization aims to liberalize access to education for marginalized communities.

The political party promised to liberalize healthcare services if elected.

The new law will liberalize regulations on the use of renewable energy sources.

The company's decision to liberalize work-from-home policies was well-received by employees.

The government is under pressure to liberalize the telecommunications sector to promote competition.

Through her reign, the country's views on same-sex marriage, race relations and women's rights have all dramatically liberalized.

After all, other countries, such as Australia and Britain, have started liberalizing their legal professions.

Ireland will hold a vote this summer on liberalizing its strict abortion laws.

Do some heavy lifting and further liberalize, or face an even sharper slowdown in economic growth.

The US also wants talks on liberalizing trade in agricultural goods, something the EU has not agreed to.

Those in favor of liberalizing Ireland's abortion laws are celebrating an overwhelming victory in a national referendum.

Then at the turn of the century, service industries like finance and insurance were further liberalized.

The reforms liberalize the market for agricultural produce, but critics say small farmers could suffer by losing a guaranteed minimum price.

So these rules have been liberalized to give groups the flexibility to structure themselves in the way that best meets their needs.