Sentence examples for in the modernisation of from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s the Fabian Society was a major influence in the modernisation of the Labour party.

We are also going to invest in the modernisation of railways, and will look for possibilities of EU financing.

Ms Mandroux called the law that legalised gay marriage "a stage in the modernisation of our country".

Welcoming the report, Acevo chief executive Sir Stephen Bubb said: "Lord Hodgson's review represents a landmark in the modernisation of the charity sector.

It will influence how far American companies will share in the modernisation of the Chinese economy that WTO membership is likely to inspire.

It has gained some small concessions, in the modernisation of the licence fee to cover all online viewing, and in the restoration of a link between the fee and general inflation for the first time in seven years.

In Paris, the modernisation of art was a fact in a way that was not then, and never has been, true of London.

Mr Yang was a staunch ally of Deng the reformer, first in Guangdong, where economic experiments began, and then in charge of the modernisation of the People's Liberation Army.

At HKBU, the Institute for the Advancement of Chinese Medicine was set up in 1997 for the modernisation of CM.

In August, Pat Higgs, assistant director of adult social care at Doncaster Council, said: "The decision in respect of the modernisation of day services was taken due to a number of factors, including the age, location and condition of the current buildings".

This is a debate that had to take place with industry, and not just in relation to the modernisation of the anti-trust rules themselves.