That generally means nitty-gritty topics such as education reform, economic liberalisation and improved governance.
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He campaigned for economic liberalisation and attacked official corruption, which he described as a "virus" afflicting Syrian society.
Economic liberalisation has created an elite of European teams now literally in a league of their own the Champions League.
So far, the benefits of this economic liberalisation are visible mainly in cities.
Economic liberalisation has earned praise from, and profits for, Egypt's rising business class.
France will also oppose further economic liberalisation, in direct opposition to the commission.
As chief minister of West Bengal, he realised that economic liberalisation and the rise of China were making old orthodoxies redundant.
Few of today's advocates of capital restrictions would like to see an end to the broader process of financial and economic liberalisation.
His career took off during the first wave of Cuban economic liberalisation.
That partly reflects the fact that the economic liberalisation nudged forward by Muhammad Khatami, Mr Ahmadinejad's timidly liberalising predecessor, has been halted.
There are also plenty of opponents of unfettered economic liberalisation in Barcelona.
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Unbridled corruption at a time of economic liberalisation has devastated entire industries.
It is easy to imagine that hardliners lurk within Burma's military who would like to derail the ambitious democratisation and economic liberalisation process.
Even some of the dissidents on the island, such as Oscar Espinosa Chepe, an economist, foresee gradual economic liberalisation, though others are more sceptical.
Party members may bicker over the details and pace of reform, but almost no one challenges the basic idea of economic liberalisation any more.
You display a critical insight not always present in your newspaper's advocacy of economic liberalisation and opposition to unions, workers' benefits and social programmes.
Mouloud Hamrouche, a former prime minister, says that many of the current regime's senior officials resisted his attempts at economic liberalisation in the late 1980s.
But Mrs Gandhi also needs various left-wing parties, some of which are Congress's electoral enemies and all of which reject its record of tepid economic liberalisation.
In short, the Broad Front stands for a distinctively Uruguayan brand of socialism, a mix of protest against the country's limited economic liberalisation and nostalgia for better times.
This setback for economic liberalisation comes at a bad time.
India's economic liberalisation is also younger: just six years old.
He wrote his degree thesis on the history of Christianity and is best known as the minister who, in the most recent centre-left government, sponsored a programme of economic liberalisation.
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But the imminent demise of Yukos and the evidence that Mr Putin is more interested in reasserting state control over the economy than in pursuing economic liberalisation are making many pause once again.
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Egypt's successful economic liberalisation, too, bears his imprimatur.
Such signs of resistance to economic liberalisation, compounded recently by concerns over tight liquidity and a rigid exchange rate, have dampened both retail and stock markets, as well as the foreign investment that Egypt badly needs.
As ever, the government pays lip service to economic liberalisation, but has neither the courage nor the authority to free itself of the commitment to pay billions of dollars in direct and indirect subsidies: prices of basic goods such as fuel, bread and medicine are ridiculously low.
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