Sentence examples for author of the modernization from inspiring English sources
Paul Robinson, a history professor at Stanford University and the author of "The Modernization of Sex," says that the survey "had little resonance -- it didn't make much of a splash".
"The principal struggle in all these societies is about modernization," said Fareed Zakaria, author of "The Future of Freedom: Illiberal Democracy at Home and Abroad".
Postwar rural depopulation was associated with the exodus of labour following the modernization of French agriculture.
We see, too, the beginnings of advertising, and the modernization of beer production.
The authors of the report concluded that Chinese government policies had promoted a form of economic modernization in Tibet that left many Tibetans feeling increasingly disenfranchised over the decades.
Wei Jingsheng was a leader of the Chinese democracy movement who spent 15 years in prison for authoring "The Fifth Modernization," which he posted on the Democracy Wall in Beijing.
"The canon was never at any point fixed but was always the result of a process of modernization of the curriculum," says John Guillory, an English professor at New York University and the author of "Cultural Capital, the Problem of Literary Canon Formation".
The Courts Act of 1971 continued the modernization with the abolition of quarter sessions and assizes.
In 1924 25, as minister of military affairs, he guided the modernization of the army.
American author, political professor and expert on Latin American affairs Henry Wells wrote "The Modernization of Puerto Rico: A Political Study of Changing Values and Institutions" which was published in 1969.
