Sentence examples for commitment to modernising from inspiring English sources

A Labour spokesperson said: "Labour's commitment to modernising our outdated defamation laws can be seen in the sheer effort we've put into knocking into shape an original set of proposals that really weren't up to the mark.

"Extending eligibility to the Blue Badge scheme is a key element of our commitment to modernising the scheme," said transport minister Carl Sargeant.

This shows the Commission's full commitment to modernising and developing European social systems, to tackling social exclusion and poverty, and to attaining the target of more and better jobs.

Despite Pope Francis's commitment to modernising Vatican institutions – which, Patten admitted, "haven't been hugely transparent over the years" – there was some resistance in Rome.

It is an acknowledgement - finally - that the private sector cannot make the kind of longterm commitments needed to modernise UK energy infrastructure and make it fit for a low carbon world.

But Jordan wants to modernise.

Our aim was to modernise the organisation.

"We want to modernise my country.

Neither is it to modernise the workplace.

The WI has needed to modernise.

Football is very slow to modernise.