Sentence examples for as a modernization from inspiring English sources
But the price also reflects the stature of "On the Road," a novel that represents an antidote to Hemingway as well as a modernization of him.
While that plan is politely referred to as a "modernization" of the U.S. nuclear arsenal, it already essentially represents Washington's bid to launch a new global arms race.
Laurel Homes decided on its system as part of a modernization program for the more than 50-year-old complex, where electric costs were approaching $200,000 annually.
As part of a modernization effort, the agency has turned over much of the responsibility for meat safety and sanitary processing plants to the plants themselves, requiring the meat companies to create comprehensive plans to keep germs from spreading.
In January the regulatory body Transport for London confirmed there would be a formal English language requirement for drivers, as part of a modernization of the rules governing operators.
The effort to apply those teachings in modern life was criticized as a dangerous modernization.
Kishore Mahbubani, dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore, describes development in Asia as a process of a "modernization without Westernization" — of picking and choosing from Western life, then weaving the discoveries into the tapestry of their own cultures.
22], Charles O'Shea, the chairman of the county's Board of Assessors, is quoted as saying that "this is a modernization of the Nassau County assessment system, and equity and fairness demand it".
It has been concluded that in the new design and construction, as well as modernization of projects, there is need for mandatory instead of voluntary regulations of their environmental characteristics.
The party saw itself as a force for modernization; it romanticized the future, not the past.
