Sentence examples for for modernising from inspiring English sources

But it is not the only item for "modernising France".

He offered no new or bold ideas for modernising the economy.That is not good enough.

True, imports are rising sharply too, but that includes lots of capital goods needed for modernising the economy.

Richard Shepherd, 66 The Tory MP for Aldridge-Brownhills is a long-standing advocate for modernising Parliament.

The 78-year-old said that he regards the current theatrical fashion for modernising a work as a curse.

But as for modernising a system that in many parts is old and antiquated, that reform is overdue.

Rail companies and ministers insisted that the increase, which will push the rise in regulated fares this Parliament to more than 20 per cent, was the lowest annual rise for five years and necessary for investment in modernising Britain's railway, which is the fastest growing in Europe.

The party has specified that £300m of the £2bn will be spent each year for four years modernising GP surgeries across the UK, paid for through fines imposed on banks after the Libor rate-rigging scandal.

Have sympathy for the younger, modernising members of the party.

Back in 1999 he voted for a bill modernising marital benefits and obligations that used the traditional definition of marriage.

The NSA found that Airbus agents were offering bribes to a Saudi official to secure a lion's share for Airbus in modernising Saudi Arabian Airlines' fleet.