Sentence examples for modernisation that from inspiring English sources
In 1969, Nutters of Savile Row modernised the style and approach of traditional Savile Row tailoring; a modernisation that continued in the 1990s with the "New Bespoke Movement", involving the designers Richard James, Ozwald Boateng, and Timothy Everest.
It celebrated a form of capitalist modernisation that became nihilistic.
More numerous are those examples of Tory modernisation that have been abandoned.
Today, China and India are emulating 19th- century Japan, and seeking a form of modernisation that does not involve indiscriminate westernisation.
The cronyism and the lack of modernisation that have characterised his rule are coming back to haunt him, as both the oil price and the rouble crash.
These include Colonel Zanda, busily deforming the landscape with a "crazed mania for modernisation" that delivers an urban slum named the New Eldorado.
Prof Jan Rotmans, from the Dutch Research Institute for Transitions, says the last major transition we went through was the industrial revolution, and the modernisations that followed have served us well for the past few hundred years.
The changes are so considerable in these modernisations that they are of no value for reconstructing the original text.
Below are a series of military modernisation projects that were canceled partially due to a lack of funds.
Diageo is to close half of its famous Guinness brewery in Dublin as part of a £520m modernisation plan that will cost hundreds of jobs.
It has everything to do with the Royal Mail spending vast amounts of money on a so-called modernisation programme that simply doesn't work.
