1. plural of liberalisation; instances or processes of making laws, policies, or systems less strict or more open
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: liberalizations); often used in political and economic contexts

Examples

• The government announced several liberalisations of trade policies to boost economic growth.
• Recent liberalisations in immigration law have made it easier for skilled workers to obtain visas.
• The liberalisations of media regulations allowed new broadcasting companies to enter the market.
• Environmental groups opposed the liberalisations of pollution standards.
• Financial liberalisations in the 1990s transformed the banking sector.
• The liberalisations of university entrance requirements expanded access to higher education.