Sentence examples for be modernizing from inspiring English sources

But the country's political hooligans appear to be modernizing too.

Pakistan should not be modernizing the F-16's at all, but that deal was made long ago.

If Washington, or Madison, or even Jefferson were alive today, they would be modernizing technocrats, just like him, rather than anti-government Tea Party supporters.

The awful politician's awful son (Arya Babbar) is engaged to Harry's daughter, Bijlee (Anushka Sharma), a tattooed, often scantily clad free spirit, who may be modernizing more quickly than the men around her. (One tattoo, just above her panty line, translates as "You can look, but with love").

"Probably the most significant is at St. Francis Hospital the Heart Center in Roslyn, where we will be modernizing an existing hospital that had been using makeshift areas to squeeze in more beds," said Jonathan D. Miller, a partner with Larsen Shein Ginsberg Snyder Architects of Manhattan, which is also working on two other hospitals in Nassau County and one in Suffolk.

In deference to German public opinion, President Bush announced last month that the United States would be prepared to move up the start of negotiations on reducing short-range nuclear weapons in Europe, and that it would not be modernizing NATO's Lance short-range missiles now based in Germany.

"The Lafayette," Ari Benmosche said, "has to be modernized without being modern.

It needs to be modernized.

Medicare must be modernized.

But it has to be modernized.

All the lighting will be modernized.