Sentence examples for continuous modernisation from inspiring English sources

An effect of the Civil War and resulting Commonwealth of England, particularly the "liberal" values and feelings it stirred up, was the continuous modernisation and improvement of the common law courts, something that reduced the interference of the Lord Chancellor in common law matters, except in areas where they had wildly divergent principles and law.

In the 1920s, he ensured that the Savoy continued to attract a fashionable clientele by a continuous programme of modernisation and the introduction of dancing in the large restaurants.

Modernisation of tailoring continued in 1969 with Nutters of Savile Row.

In a statement the National Gallery said: "Regrettably, the PCS union has announced continuous industrial action at the National Gallery from 11 August 2015 in protest at the gallery's modernisation plans.

Modernisation of the tube.

But modernisation has outstripped democratisation.

Modernisation from above has stumbled.

Macaulay: Pioneer of India's Modernisation.

Modernisation is a necessity.

Modernisation is exciting.

Modernisation and development: cool!