Sentence examples for drive for modernization from inspiring English sources

In the drive for modernization, it likes dramatic change rather than careful planning and orderly administration.

The 19th-century drive for modernization led to the establishment of Dār al-Fonūn in 1851, an institute of technology mainly taught by Austrian and French instructors.

And monarchists would argue that many of the monarch's "subjects" — still another archaism commonly used in Britain's royal lexicon — would miss it if the drive for modernization were ultimately to strip the theater and the magic away.

Now only 20 of them remain, he continued, the others torn down in Japan's drive for modernization or because the country's steep inheritance taxes made it impossible for the next generation to maintain them.

In the drive for modernization, evolving technologies and economical and social structures alter existing systems and make many sectors and groups in the ecosystems more vulnerable to significant variations in climate and sea level Ericksen et al. (1993).

Matera was an obvious candidate for modernization.

They told me they were desperate for modernization.

This was for modernization of property not owned by Regenbogen.

"If we do not change this mentality, we have no chance for modernization".

The party saw itself as a force for modernization; it romanticized the future, not the past.

It thus became an instrument of political centralization, and it provided the major motive for modernization.