Sentence examples for further modernise from inspiring English sources

"We will comprehensively enhance the revolutionary nature of the Chinese armed forces, further modernise them and upgrade their performance, and continue to raise their deterrence and combat capabilities in the information age," Mr Li told the largely rubber-stamp National People's Congress.

Bercow was accused of trying to further his modernising agenda.

They paid €210,000 - which was then around £144,000 - and spent a further €140,000 modernising the house.

To woo the urban – and now suburban – vote from Labour, they would have to modernise further.

Including the idea of a more joined-up business ecosystem, which could hold the key to reducing pressure on natural resources in the region, while further stimulating (and modernising) economic activity and jobs.

Both countries seem ready to cut further, even as they modernise their bombs.

Blair and Brown have since "modernised" still further, sometimes in the name of "family-friendly" hours - a phrase promoted by that family-friendly leader of the Commons, Robin Cook.

In a new report, Keeping The Wheels Turning: Modernising The Legal Framework of Industrial Relations, the CBI outlined further measures it says would modernise employment relations legislation.

Although not designed to pick a presidential candidate, the vote will test who can carry authority and whether the Socialists will continue to modernise, or swing further left.

"The removal of asbestos will make way for a further programme of refurbishment to modernise facilities.

In a statement, Sir Andrew Witty, chief executive of GSK, said: "Today we are outlining a further set of measures to modernise our relationship with healthcare professionals.