Sentence examples for a big modernisation from inspiring English sources
That is a big modernisation of socialism because for some people the unique recipe was increasing public expenditure and correcting inequalities through tax".
India has flagged off its fastest-ever train as part of a big modernisation of the crumbling railway system, though its top speed is still only half of those in China and other countries.
These include a big modernisation of the Whiting refinery near Chicago, plus exploration projects in Angola, Brazil, Egypt, the Gulf of Mexico and India.BP is also pushing back hard in its American legal battles, having at first taken a conciliatory and contrite stand (mistakenly in the view of those familiar with American tort litigation).
Funds to promote growth are already available: as much as €14 billion from European Union structural funds for infrastructure and other big modernisation projects, and perhaps €2 billion-3 billion from the European Investment Bank.
The review recently undertaken by Robert Gates, America's defence secretary, resulted in the cancellation of part of the Future Combat Systems programme, a big army-modernisation project for which BAE is a prominent contractor.
"Victorians have a clear choice between a Coalition government of sound financial management and a real vision to create 200,000 jobs in the next five years, and build the biggest modernisation plan in Victoria's history," he said.
It is, he says, the biggest modernisation programme since independence.Game over?
Plans include the electrification of the Midland Main Line in what was hailed by prime minister David Cameron as the "biggest modernisation of our railways since the Victorian era".
In what is the biggest modernisation of our railways since the Victorian era, this investment will mean faster journeys, more seats, better access to stations, greater freight links and a truly world-class rail network.
Prime Minister David Cameron called it the "biggest modernisation of our railways since the Victorian era".
"There's a really big regulation modernisation agenda for the housing sector and that can really improve competitiveness and efficiency," the treasurer, Scott Morrison, said in September.
