Sentence examples for complete the modernization from inspiring English sources

Spanish emergency physicians look forward to the final approval, which will complete the modernization of emergency health care provision in Spain.

Therefore, after the consolidation of EDs in the majority of hospitals and the adjustment of staff requirements, the SEMES looks forward to final approval of the EM specialty, which should be achieved during the next few months and will complete the modernization of emergency health care provision in Spain.

France and China says they have completed the modernization of their nuclear arsenals and so have no need to torture further the fractured atoll of Mururoa and the pockmarked desert around Lop Nur..

Our study is the first report on this theme after completing the modernization of seismic monitoring in Japan.

WHO began revising IHR 1969 in 1995 (5 ), and IHR 2005's adoption completed the modernization of this important body of international law on public health.

After nearly two decades of planning, New York City and State have completed the $20 million modernization of an old freight yard in Brooklyn, and the city is seeking bidders to revive the cross-harbor rail freight traffic that had largely disappeared since its heyday a half century ago.

In December, Mr. Woodcock and China's deputy prime minister, Deng Xiaoping, the architect of China's modernization plans, met four times to complete the deal.

"An objective rule in the process of modernization," he said, "is we have to complete the process of urbanization and industrialization".

The report concludes that the sewage-plant modernization program is "grossly behind schedule" and has not progressed beyond preliminary planning, making it nearly impossible for the city to fulfill its commitment to complete the work by May 2002.

The consultant's financial analysis of 31 proposed projects -- new construction, modernizations and additions -- showed that if five of the projects were dropped, the district would still lack about $5 million to complete the remaining ones.

In the decades that followed the failure of the 1848 revolutions, the North Atlantic states underwent an industrial and technological growth spurt that completed the process of modernization and established capitalism as a complete social and economic system.