Sentence examples for further modernisation from inspiring English sources

Mr Hain will also use his speech, to be given at Cardiff later today, to attack "fat cat" pay deals, to call for further modernisation of the House of Lords and to float ideas about compulsory voting in general elections.

Following further modernisation in the 20th century, the lighthouse was fully automated in 1994.

Floodlights were installed before the 1953 54 season, but it was 20 years before any further modernisation was carried out.

This stadium has undergone major refurbishment, featuring up-to-date lighting for night games and automated lawn irrigation, and is due to undergo still further modernisation with the construction of new seating.

Taking into account the quality and safety requirements newly imposed by a globalised market, we especially highlight the scientific evidence behind TCM, update the most important milestones and pitfalls, and propose integrity, integration and innovation as key principles for further modernisation of TCM.

(12a) Further modernisation of the Union's customs legislation should take due account of the views of economic operators in order to ensure effective administrative simplification.

When J. A. Boyes became headmaster in 1964, further modernisations were made in the building.

We expect further network modernisation and labour force rationalisation to drive the EBIT margin to 7.5% in FY17E (from 4.4%FY133).

The challenges that service leaders and managers faced in 2007 add a new perspective to policy making today, as the NHS embarks on another period of modernisation, further challenged by considerable resource constraint.

He further advocated for the modernisation of villages by providing public facilities such as schools, libraries, radio stations, roads, bus transport, and police stations.

This was a time when further efforts to promote modernisation of endoscopy services in England, through quality monitoring and accreditation of units was starting.