Sentence examples for from modernizing from inspiring English sources

The United States is at the start of a multi-decade effort to upgrade its nuclear weapons complex, from modernizing 1970s-era bombs with modern electronic components to replacing aging nuclear ballistic missile submarines, long range bombers and intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Far from modernizing its collection system, the city doesn't even plan to expand it.

Restructuring of Greek debt would be costly for European taxpayers, reward speculators and discourage Greece from modernizing its economy, Mr. Bini Smaghi said.

Pentagon officials have warned that large reductions could keep them from replacing equipment damaged in Iraq and Afghanistan, and from modernizing other planes, ships and tanks.

Coal and other energy producers say the rules impose billions of dollars in extra costs that block utilities from modernizing plants to make them more energy efficient.

Its previous management team, the first to contain no family members, had taken many steps toward refashioning the stores -- from modernizing the clothing assortment to updating the computer system to allowing for centralized inventory and purchasing.

From his plans for modernizing the military and developing a national missile defense to his aspirations of becoming the education president and tackling long-term issues like Social Security, Mr. Bush might have trouble paying the tab.

The integrated pilot-scale dimethyl ether (DME) synthesis system from corncob was demonstrated for modernizing utilization of biomass residues.

From 1869 to 1881 he was chiefly responsible for modernizing and reorganizing Japan's fiscal system.

Murdoch does deserve credit for modernizing England's newspaper industry and weaning it from wasteful union work rules.

"He pushed the industry in terms of modernizing, from seed to field to gin".