Sentence examples for after modernisation from inspiring English sources

According to the Government of Poland (2004), the capacity of the TSR, after modernisation, is limited to 600,000 TEUs a year compared to the 21,7 million TEUs transited between Europe and Asia in 2015 (UNCTAD, 2016).

After modernisation and reconstruction, coal was extracted by longwall mining using coal-cutting machinery and conveyors.

They had a maximum range of 25000 m at +20 degrees of elevation and 35450 m at +43 degrees after modernisation.

The building was in use as a lecture hall by 1923, and after modernisation between 1991 and 1994, funded by Sir Philip and Lady Harris, contains accommodation, a seminar room and the college's main lecture theatre.

The friendly will be Brazil's first game at the 78,000-capacity Maracana after substantial modernisation work.

After a crash modernisation effort, Russia now has greater confidence in its conventional forces.

This offers the country a fresh chance at industrial modernisation after two decades which started with chaotic reform and ended with spiralling corruption and were marked throughout by perilous dependence on extractive industries.Russia urgently needs a more diversified economy.

It's the world Barry Nuttall would have known and which Jim Holmes saw the end of; that sense of togetherness, swept away in the great race for urban modernisation after the second world war.

"The Fat Duck is part of a Grade II listed building, so I always knew there would come a time when it would need a little attention and the building itself would require a bit of modernisation – after all, it was built in 1640.

They are described as "the most important modernisation project after the proclamation of the Republic of Turkey [at the time of Ataturk]".

After five years of modernisation, the party went into the last election still doubted over its commitment to the poor and social justice.