Sentence examples for New modernizing from inspiring English sources

The scheme is too reminiscent of the great animal catastrophe of 1910, when a new, modernizing government deported thousands of dogs to a small island off Istanbul.

More than drugs or the intransigence of the rebels, Colombia's real problem is how to reconcile two incompatible personalities -- the feudal, paternalistic side represented by my grandfather and the new, modernizing side, represented by my uncle, Chiquillo and the interns.

"We're creating a new Sporting News, modernizing and contemporizing it in a way that makes sense for today's rabid die-hard sports fan".

Last month New York governor, Andrew Cuomo, signed new legislation modernizing the state's 80-year-old law that relaxed the Sunday restrictions.

Rising enrollment has created challenges for the school system, including a need for new schools, modernizing sagging buildings and expanding campuses to accommodate students.

In June 1979, the French Army decided to both build new and modernize existing AMX-30s with an improved fire control system and a new transmission, and designated them AMX-30B2s.

The new owners modernize the place and rename it McBeth's.

When new owners modernized by replacing the rickety shelving and painted plywood floors, some villagers grumbled that the place had lost its charm.

Officials of the bistate agency said the agency would spend $2.05 billion of the new budget to begin buying new PATH trains, modernizing airports, dredging harbor channels and improving bridges and tunnels.

The Bush Administration has made some sensible proposals to remove roadblocks to creating and distributing energy in America, particularly vis-à-vis building new power lines and modernizing and constructing new refineries.

Apart from attracting those 6,000 voters, Hedges' aim is to attract new members by modernizing the party.