"We also recognize that China's rise and its subsequent military modernization is changing the strategic order of our region, and that the U.S.-China relationship is pivotal to our region of the world," it quoted Ms. Gillard as saying.
One question this paper seeks to answer is whether increases in efficiency resulting from port modernization subsequent to reforms in Latin America and the Caribbean have been maintained over time.
Much research has shown that industrialization, modernization, and the subsequent changes to social structures, cultures, and legal systems have had a profound impact on the world's family structures and functions (Goode, 1986).
Mr. Pildes, for his part, views the events of the last three weeks as a fulcrum for reform, whether increased voter turnout in subsequent elections, more attention to ballot design or modernization of voting systems.
Platt's interests in medical modernization extended widely-he was a leading fgure behind the subsequent Todd committee on medical education in 1968, and was also important in new moves around genetic disease in Manchester.
Related to the infrastructural policy, the improvement of the high-speed rail line (with subsequent reduction of travel time), the development of the rolling highway and the modernization of the materials are scheduled.
However, subsequent analysis shows that steel companies also cut back their investments in new technology and modernization of their plant and equipment because of the diminished profits resulting from the jawboning.
In a wider context, however, the Meiji Restoration of 1868 came to be identified with the subsequent era of major political, economic, and social change the Meiji period (1868 1912)—that brought about the modernization and Westernization of the country.
"Modernization is needed.
