liberalise

liberalise

美 ['lɪbrəlaɪz]  英 ['lɪbrəlaɪz]

  • v.使自由化;放宽对…的限制

英汉双解

v.
1.
~ sth
使自由化;放宽对…的限制to make sth such as a law or a political or religious system less strict

英汉解释

v.
1.
自由主义化

例句

Even in seeking to liberalise regional trade and investment in goods and services, Asean seems to have run out of steam.

甚至寻求放开商品服务地区贸易投资方面东盟似乎丧失动力

She said it would pursue measures to raise agricultural productivity and liberalise markets for crops.

表示政府采取措施提高农业生产率推动农产品市场自由化

Whereas American and European countries have re-regulated business, China, set on meeting its 8% growth target, has continued to liberalise.

相对美国欧洲国家重新规范工商企业举措中国进一步实现自由化以期实现8%增长目标

The prime minister, Bruce Golding, told parliament that he would not yield to foreign pressure to liberalise the law.

牙买加总理布鲁斯•戈尔丁议会宣称不会屈从外国压力本国法律进行自由化改革

With most ordinary people still poor, Myanmar's leaders may have decided to liberalise to try to get sanctions lifted.

由于绝大多数普通民众仍然贫穷缅甸领导人也许已经决定实施自由开放政策解除制裁

But central bankers did not create the computer chip, nor did they liberalise China.

但是央行行长毕竟没有发明电脑芯片中国经济开放他们无关

It has rolled back a decade of reforms designed to liberalise the financial sector and promote a more market-oriented allocation of capital.

使得十年旨在开放金融业推动市场导向配置资本改革出现倒退

The American Congress may go on to lift the ban on travel to Cuba by other Americans, and perhaps liberalise some trade.

美国国会可能进一步解除其他美国人古巴旅游禁令而且或许放开某些贸易活动限制

One sign of intent might be to liberalise aviation rules, allowing budget airlines to fly to Chisinau.

表现之一就是开放航线允许廉价航空公司基希讷乌

India's troubles do not compare with the crisis of 1991, which spurred it to liberalise after decades of stagnation.

印度现在问题不能1991年危机同日而语危机最后迫使印度经济数十停滞之后实现自由化发展

Indeed, as a sop to the big four banks, plans to liberalise interest rates within three years have been delayed.

的确作为四大银行吸收存款方式提高利率计划推迟

It would be better to liberalise food markets and boost trade than encourage further land grabs.

实现粮食市场自由化刺激贸易鼓励进一步攫取土地更为有益

Foreign businesses have been encouraged by Mr Najib's promises to liberalise the broader economy, spur innovation and raise productivity.

纳吉布先生进一步开放经济鼓励创新提高生产力承诺鼓舞外国企业

Mr Yao said the government was likely first to liberalise the hukou system in smaller cities.

姚洋表示政府可能首先较小城市放开户籍制度

Ironically, Mr de Villepin is currently being vilified by students and unionists for his proposal to liberalise French labour laws.

具有讽刺意义德维尔潘先生提出解放法国劳工建议遭到学生工会会员诋毁

India has traditionally been one of the most reluctant countries to liberalise trade.

传统印度一直不愿意贸易自由化国家之一

However, he agreed to hold top-level negotiations in February to broker a deal on plans to liberalise services and facilitate investment.

不过同意明年2月份举行高层谈判促成各方放开服务设施投资计划达成协议

Other nations, headed by China and India, have been slower to liberalise their external accounts and can rely on decades-old barriers.

中国印度为首其它国家开放外部账户一直速度比较缓慢所以可以依赖由来已久壁垒

Consumer demand is booming as the government's steps to liberalise the economy have produced GDP growth of around 8-9% a year.

随着印度政府逐步推行经济自由化GDP增长率8-9%左右消费需求十分旺盛

One of the few communist countries to liberalise its economy without a big drop in output was China.

中国少数共产主义国家一个保持产出稳定可以开放经济国家

The Saudis have become friendlier to business, taking steps to liberalise the financial system, airlines and telecommunications.

沙特商业友好采取措施放开金融业航空业电信业

The measures liberalise a number of types of capital account transactions by domestic individuals.

上述举措放宽一些类型国内个人资本账户交易限制

"The government has said it wants to liberalise utility and fuel prices but a higher CPI number makes that less likely to happen. "

政府表示希望放开公用事业燃料价格CPI上涨降低这种可能性。”

China would have to abandon exchange controls and liberalise its financial system.

那样一来中国不得不放弃外汇管制放开金融体系

It has also vowed to fix a power crisis, liberalise fuel prices and otherwise improve the economy.

当局誓言解决电力危机放开油价其他方面改善经济状况

The president's promised reforms to liberalise the economy have borne little fruit.

萨科承诺旨在推动经济自由化各项改革措施收效

One short-term answer would be to liberalise private outflows of capital.

短期应对措施放开私人资本流出

China has recently taken the first steps to liberalise its fund management industry and allow money to be invested offshore.

中国近期采取放宽基金管理限制初步举措允许资金投向境外市场

In general, governments ought to liberalise markets, not intervene in them further.

总体来讲政府应当开放市场不是进一步进行干预

So even granted the will-power to stabilise the economy, privatise state property and liberalise markets, would it work?

因此即使决心稳定经济实行国有资产私有化使市场自由竞争实际上吗?

His signature policy, a plan to liberalise the electricity industry, has plainly fallen behind schedule.

签署开放电力行业政策显然已经落后计划

But the failure of the euro countries to liberalise has become a much more pressing concern.

欧元国家迟迟不肯自由化了许多迫切关注

Many European countries, and Japan, need to free their labour markets and liberalise services, to boost productivity growth.

许多欧盟国家以及日本必要放宽劳动力市场开放服务业促进产出增长

Truckloads of Israeli biscuits are entering Gaza. Israel says this is part of its so-called decision to "liberalise" the siege.

大量以色列饼干涌入加沙竟然算作所谓解除封锁一部分

European Commission proposal to liberalise sales promotions expired in 2005, killed by national governments.

欧盟提议指出放开促销活动2005年国家政府否决

He wants to end the Catholic church's privileged status in schools and to liberalise laws on gay marriage and abortion.

想要结束天主教教会学校特权地位制定保障同性婚姻流产自由化法律

Coupled with recent efforts to liberalise imports, China's trade surplus may soon evaporate.

一点加上近期中国政府放宽进口限制努力可能使中国贸易顺差很快化为乌有

Some attempts were made to liberalise the economy in the mid-Eighties but the whole system hit its nadir in 1991.

80年中期一些试图开放经济尝试但是整体政策1991年彻底陷入麻烦

China will, indeed, liberalise gradually. But it will liberalise.

中国开放的确渐进终究开放

But Beijing is suggesting moves will be made to liberalise the rules.

中国政府暗示采取行动放宽相关规定