Sentence examples for both modernization from inspiring English sources

"As two paradigmatic cases of democratic development, Korea and Taiwan are often seen as exemplars of both modernization and democratization.

To aid the "forgotten" homeowner, legislation was passed to refinance shaky mortgages and guarantee bank loans for both modernization and mortgage payments.

The Mannerist elements taken from Serlio and others that were prevalent in Latin American architecture where columns, friezes, arches, bases, and other elements once used to convey a sense of gravity were transformed into decorative elements reflect both modernization and the continuation of the Renaissance.

The US, for example, has not changed from the position clearly stated in President Reagan's initiated Commission on Strategic Forces: "Stability should be the primary objective of both modernization of our strategic forces and arms control proposals".

That panel spiked both a modernization of the personal financial disclosures filed by lawmakers and online access to those filings.

As consumerist trends in society consolidated, and medicine and public health both sought "modernization," the old tradition of "giving the facts" to citizens was transformed into warnings about health risk.

The implications of these results for both the modernization of existing systems and the design of new systems, in the US and abroad, are discussed.

"As Pemex looks to stay relevant and participate with Western integrated oil majors in joint ventures, we expect a rapid 'catch-up' process will be required in terms of both technological modernization and [environmental, social and governance] management," the authors wrote.

The pending Lisbon Reform Treaty and the 2007 Internal Market Modernization Package both raise new questions with respect to the future direction to be taken by E.U. internal market law.

IN Summit, the project also entails both restoration and modernization.

General Scott, who began his military service after World War II, was open to modernization, both academic and social.