1. making laws, systems, or attitudes less strict or more open
Usage: present participle of liberalise; British spelling

Examples

• The government is liberalising trade regulations to boost the economy.
• Many countries are liberalising their immigration policies.
• The company is liberalising its dress code for employees.
• Banks are liberalising their lending criteria for small businesses.
• The university is liberalising its admission requirements.
• Political parties are liberalising their stance on social issues.