Sentence examples for huge modernization from inspiring English sources

Answers to those questions are important because they could have some impact on the more than $10 billion being spent by the agency and by the airlines for huge modernization projects at all three airports.

Now, after the demise of the last Soviet romantics, Russia was next in line to kick off a huge modernization program.

An administrative law judge has found that the Federal Aviation Administration's intention to give a huge air traffic control modernization contract to the Lockheed Martin Corporation without competitive bidding is premature.

"What we have been seeing for several years now, particularly in Europe with the modernization and huge swap-outs of networks, is that those contracts have been taken by Ericsson and Huawei at very low margins," said Mr. Wranne, the analyst.

"This is an extraordinary achievement that speaks to the level of our military's modernization and the huge change in our country's technological strength," Mr. Liang said in remarks posted on his ministry's Web site.

Mr. Yanukovich defended the idea of closer cooperation with Gazprom, the huge Russian energy company, over the modernization of Ukraine's pipeline network, rejecting suggestions that Ukraine's Naftagas could be swallowed by Gazprom.

Modernization theory is a huge system of ideas that incorporates some of the viewpoints on social change of almost all founding members of sociology (Ding 1988).

Mr. Tauzin switched to the Republicans soon after the group's creation; eight years later he pushed through the 2003 Medicare Modernization Act, a deeply irresponsible bill that included huge giveaways to drug and insurance companies.

Urban and rural areas not only differ significantly at the level of modernization and cultural values but also display a huge difference in divorce rates (Wu 1999; Zeng 1995) and fertility rates (Guo 2004).

As part of an ambitious 1934 modernization, the previous owner of my Philadelphia house moved the huge gas stove upstairs and into its own small kitchen at the back of the house.

The department would need $18 billion a year between 2021 and 2035 for its portion of the nuclear modernization, which is coming at the same time as a huge "bow wave" of spending on conventional ships and aircraft, he said.