Sentence examples for any modernizations from inspiring English sources

Working from original drawings discovered at the Art Institute of Chicago, and two old photographs, Donnell and John Vinci, one of the nation's leading preservation architects, restored the building to its condition when first constructed, before any modernizations, working piecemeal as offices became vacant.

"Any modernization in the verses means backwardness in the principles," Abu Hamza al-Mazri, an influential Egyptian sheik who preaches from a mosque in northeastern London, said in an interview.

But yesterday, officials said any modernization of the station would be part of a second phase of rebuilding, one that would probably include the Cortlandt Station and that would be subject to the uncertainties of future federal aid and state and city budgets.

While modernization is always the central objective of poor countries, the rural urban divide is a formidable political constraint to any modernization project.

The rectangular component is in turn surrounded by towers containing elements such as restrooms, elevators, and kitchens, which allow easy access for repairs or for making any future modernizations of the building's service functions.

But as in any modern city, these differences were imagined – notably by public health planners and workers – as a whole, connected by public spaces and services, and at least ideologically encompassed by an overarching process of modernization (see Caldeira 2001).

Along with a modernization of voting technology, any comprehensive review of the electoral process will undoubtedly call for an overhaul of the nation's voter registration system.

That freedom has been critical to most economic modernizations that have had any lasting success.

The original prototype was returned to the factory in 1935, to integrate a number of modernizations and to repair any damage which was done to the vehicle during the testing process.

"There is too much politics in rail, and a trend to discourage any kind of modernization.

This permanent "doc fix" is not linked to any reform or modernization of how physicians are paid.