"I'm not saying that anybody who believes in this is some kind of dinosaur," he said, "but it says that as a business we can be a modernized form of what we do.
For all practical purposes, Washington's Sentiments on a Peace Establishment had been adopted, in a modernized form.
The Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus devised the hierarchical system of plant and animal classification that is still in use in a modernized form.
At the turn of the century, under the direction of Larousse's nephew, Claude Augé, the Nouveau Larousse illustré (7 vol., 1897 1904; supplement, 1907), which was a modernized form of the Grand Dictionnaire, further exploited the Larousse short-entry style.
—Abdulkader al-Saleh Faced with the necessity of developing a new Islamic legal code to replace the Assad regime's secular system, Qaid and his colleagues have selected one developed by the Arab League that is essentially a modernized form of Shariah, or Islamic jurisprudence based on the Koran and the Sunna.
From a purely personal point of view, I found both lacking but nevertheless became convinced that a modernized form of Mussar was essential for synagogue life today.
But now a modernized form, developed by the nonprofit Ojai Foundation, has spread to 12,000 students via 600 trained teachers in more than 60 schools, many of them in the Los Angeles Unified School District.
Florida remained in service for a few years in her modernized form, and participated in joint Army-Navy coast defense exercises in June 1928.
Between 1934 and 1936, Repulse was partially modernized and had her bridge modified, an aircraft hangar, catapult and new gunnery equipment added and her anti-aircraft armament increased.
From November 1891 to July 1894, Fusō was extensively refitted and partially modernized at Yokosuka Naval Arsenal.
In September, when she was overhauled and partially modernized at Liverpool, radar equipment and additional anti-aircraft guns were added.
