"It's certainly a key element in the modernizing of our entire system".
The modernizing of Shakespeare doesn't end there.
And especially not the adventurous modernizing of the classics that Mr. Brustein goes in for -- and all but forced down the throats of Boston play goers.
Our move was part of the big restructuring and modernizing of the Weather Service.
"Already, they are doing a lot of updating and modernizing of their '60s and '70s buildings," he said.
"Instead of addressing the unsound financial system by deleveraging the banks, making them understandable and transparent, and modernizing the regulatory scheme, the bulk of the actions taken by the new government, starting in early 2009, consisted of an ideological wish-list and cronyism.
"If they didn't do it, people might wonder about why they didn't do it," says David Shambaugh, a scholar of elite Chinese politics at George Washington University and the author of Modernizing China's Military.
Widely known as "the homestay attack," it was only one of a rising number of incidents of sectarian moral policing in the developing and modernizing city of Mangalore.
Can TV networks (and the news) modernize and take advantage of all the cost-cutting technology out there, hopefully abandoning their old (and expensive) way of doing business?
For decades, Mr. Rumsfeld said, the Pentagon has been adept at weighing the risks of near-term war presented by various adversaries, but to transform itself to overcome future threats requires a new kind of risk assessment: measuring the risks presented by enemies, the risks of not investing in personnel, and the risks of not modernizing forces -- and allocating money accordingly.
