Sentence examples for In modernising from inspiring English sources
"In modernising the series, we wanted the women to be as equally powerful and impressive as the men," Jessica Pope, its executive producer, said.
In modernising their party in the late 2000s, Cameron and Osborne were assiduous in insisting that the Conservatives would not cut taxes regardless of the health of economy or the state of the public services.
Powell's achievements in modernising women's football in this country are heroic, awe-inspiring and downright revolutionary.
She talked in modernising terms, of a new France, of research and of innovation.
He pushed through painful structural reforms and made some progress in modernising the economy.
Countries such as South Korea needed no American lessons in modernising any more.
So what is the biggest hurdle to clear in modernising our NHS?
There has been no progress in modernising and diversifying, despite what Putin says," Clark said.
DESPITE all the progress Turkey has made in modernising its economy and political system, the festering Kurdish problem is unresolved.
They both felt that Smith was trying to undermine what they were trying to do [in modernising the party].
Private capital will also play a vital role through privatisation and public-private partnerships in modernising the region's inadequate infrastructure, especially its transport and electricity networks.
