Concerned by the obvious inadequacy of the longstanding program to collect information about foreign students, in 1996 Congress directed the Attorney General to modernize that system.
Citicorp helped kill the version of the bill that came before the House last week, although it said that it supports the general concept of modernizing the law.
There was general disenchantment with the project of "modernizing" the new states that had emerged after World War II, and many American anthropologists began to turn away from the social sciences.
"I recommend the Colombian Air Force spend this money on more pressing requirements, such as modernizing its C-130 fleet," General Hill wrote.
Until the current global economic crisis, China, India, Russia, Brazil, and other rapidly developing countries were clearly improving the lot of their citizens, stepping up their diplomacy, in many cases modernizing their militaries, and, in general, exercising greater influence in the world.
"As the inspector general suggests, we are increasing our staff and modernizing our systems to meet FHA's growing loan volume," HUD spokesman Neill Coleman said in response.
BEIJING — China announced the promotions of five generals this week, shaping the top leadership of the rapidly modernizing military as it becomes a more dominant player in Asia and challenges American dominance in the region.
"We're very excited to play a part in simplifying and modernizing the LAX experience," said Christopher Ballard, Uber's general manager of Southern California, in an interview with The Times.
To look at the pro-poorness of different strategies for modernizing agriculture, I combine three techniques, namely a computable general equilibrium model, a household-survey based microsimulation, and least square regressions.
Together, Cameron and Osborne set about modernizing the Conservative Party, which had just lost its third consecutive general election.
