Sentence examples for its modernisation from inspiring English sources

Royal Mail chief executive Adam Crozier, who is leaving the company in April to join ITV, said: "This agreement is good for the business as it allows Royal Mail to get on with its modernisation, it's a good and fair deal for our people, and it's a good deal for our customers as it ensures stability over the next three years.

Royal Mail, on the other hand, said that it had not stopped talking to the union and continued to involve it in its modernisation strategy.

Its modernisation will be complete when it is trusted to sustain and reform the NHS: the matter does not have to be the Tories' perpetual political millstone.

Manet was also aware of the price Paris was paying for its modernisation.

The third step needs to be taken by the international community to reward Hamas for its modernisation.

It has to be regarded by the government as a fundamental part of its modernisation and reform agenda.

The NHS will be forced into a radical overhaul of its £12bn IT modernisation programme if the big suppliers cannot manage to deliver effective information systems to hospitals within seven months, the Department of Health's information chief said yesterday.

Rendering the Tories electable again in less time than it took Labour to complete its own modernisation is some feat; but the once self-professed "heir to Blair" has not bonded with voters in quite the same way.Rather than strain to be loved, however, the Tories are espousing a candid realism.

It remains one of a faintly quaint cricket ground despite its ongoing modernisation.

Tony Shiret, an analyst at Haitong, said Argos needed to recognise the downsides of its costly modernisation programme.

This is the perverse outcome of the country's longstanding preference for sons, and its sudden modernisation.