Sentence examples for modernisation now from inspiring English sources

Modernisation now has the meaning Reagan and Thatcher gave it: privatisation and deregulation (and, for many countries, de-industrialization and political submission to markets).

Die Linke has profited most from this dilemma of modernisation and now calls itself the only leftist party remaining in the Bundestag.

If we don't see modernisation delivered now, we may never see it.

But he was also imprisoned soon afterwards for criticising Mao's Great Leap Forward, the failed modernisation programme now thought to have killed between 30 and 60 million people through torture and starvation.

This modernisation has now become more necessary than ever in the face of the protectionist threats hanging over world trade.

The validity of this new 'neo-modernisation' explanation now needs to be evaluated using time-series data for individual nations.

will, with syntactical modernisation, be repeated now.

After a crash modernisation effort, Russia now has greater confidence in its conventional forces.

Civil servants working on the interception modernisation programme are now considering a technique called deep packet inspection (DPI) which will do all that Abbott said was impossible.

Empire B is a poor-ish and also ageing country, ruled by a dictatorship, which has achieved high rates of growth and modernisation but has now slowed down.

After years of slow but steady reform in the Lords and Commons, the modernisation committee - now chaired by Peter Hain, the leader of the Commons and an impatient reformer - is tackling youth education.