Sentence examples for modernisation from from inspiring English sources
Modernisation from above has stumbled.
Even conservative Saudi Arabia claims to be building four tech-enabled cities.But the Gulf model of modernisation from above has been plagued by two familiar curses, cronyism and bubbles.
Another competing plan - which sounds equally unrealistic - is apparently to seek to drive modernisation from above, through mega infrastructure projects financed by the state.
Thus the wide variation in the equipment costs associated with modernisation, from zero to £260,000, depended on the situation at the start of the modernisation period.
Public opinion moved away from modernisation for the sake of it.
DSRL managing director Mark Rouse said the changes removed "modernisation costs" from later years and also "substantial security costs" from the long-term care and maintenance of Dounreay.
Yet economists have been less star-struck, clinging to the received wisdom that has prevailed since the industrial revolution: modernisation runs from agriculture through manufacturing and only later to services.
Centuries of hardship have saved its historic towns from modernisation, and nowadays it attracts weekend visitors from Madrid.
It's the modernisation of liberalism," From said.
From modernisation theory to democracy promotion, the civilising imperative behind them was not so hard to discern.
Nor is it clear just what such an era would involve, apart from "modernisation with social responsibility", as Mr Schröder vaguely puts it.
