Sentence examples for its modernising from inspiring English sources

"We welcome the home affairs committee reiteration of the principles contained within that report and of its modernising agenda which we will be working to implement at our annual conference next week".

Conservatism and its modernising, anti-traditionalist rivals, liberalism and socialism, are the dominant political philosophies and ideologies of the post-Enlightenment era.

The more moderate left, after being crushed by Mr Berlusconi's coalition in a general election last May, seems at least for the time being to have set aside its modernising views; it talks less admiringly, these days, of Tony Blair.

It could achieve more if it modernised its approachUnited States: Urbane development City mayors across America are becoming ever more important.

In 1953, it modernised its passenger fleet, ordering 302 new cars.

It said it is modernising its stores and expanding some of them.

Nor has it reached agreement with Japan over disputed islands.China's intentions may be entirely peaceful, but its plans to build aircraft-carriers are shrouded in secrecy and it is modernising its nuclear arsenal.

Conservatives see a new version of the old Soviet threat: they stress China's belligerence towards Taiwan, its determination to modernise its armed forces, its ruthlessness towards domestic dissent.

Its title—"Successful IT: Modernising Government in Action"—reflects New Labour's insistence that it is bringing a new style to the management of the state.

It is hard to imagine that, without Hong Kong, China could have made the strides it has in modernising its own economy.

The deal would have both made Reliance a killing and forced it to modernise its governance, but it fell through.