Sentence examples for Significant modernisation from inspiring English sources

Paul Thandi, chief executive officer of the group, said the investment represented a "significant modernisation of the site to create an exciting and iconic contemporary venue".

Andrew goesam-Dixon goes behind the scenes at the Rijksmuseum as staff prepare to open the doors following 10 long years of rebuilding, renovation and restoration – the most significant modernisation undertaken by any museum.

During this period, the city experienced fast growth and significant modernisation.

In 1957, he was promoted to air marshal and became Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), presiding over a significant modernisation of RAAF equipment.

Independent assessment of the site confirms that significant development and modernisation of elements of the complex will be necessary to make the most of the buildings and riverside area for the future.

Early in the 21st century, there was dramatic departmental restructuring at the college, and a significant redevelopment and modernisation of the Hereford campus.

One of the most significant constraints to modernisation of the economy is the reported weakness of the legal system.

"Broadly speaking, the amended contract has not been the significant driver for service modernisation as was originally anticipated".

The core activity of D-MX during the current EP term (2014-2019), together with its Mexican counterparts, will be to make a significant contribution to the modernisation of the EU-Mexico Association Agrathertheor rather the Global Agreement, which has been in force since 2000 and has enabled the creation of a free-trade area with over 600 million European and Mexican consumers.

He said the commitment to electrify the rail network from Cardiff to Swansea and the south Wales valleys meant Wales was benefiting directly or indirectly from almost £2bn modernisation, the "most significant infrastructure announcement for Wales for decades".

In a statement the ECB said: Both parties agreed that Greece has already taken significant steps towards budgetary consolidation and economic modernisation but that major challenges remain.