Sentence examples similar to modernised infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Thus, the advice given is applicable to infrastructure not just in New Zealand (which has highly-modernised infrastructure) but in other, less-developed, settings.
Policies aimed at raising our presently poor level of investment in research and development, at creating a modernised and environmentally friendly infrastructure, and at the progressive upgrading of the quality of all social and other public services.
The playing squad needs refreshed - with departures as much as arrivals - the football infrastructure needs modernised and improved, and there are maintenance requirements at Ibrox and Murray Park, all of which needs to be paid for.
Competition will do far more for jobs than coddling.Second, governments should invest in the infrastructure that supports innovation, from modernised electricity grids (a smarter way to help green energy) to basic research and university education.
It's not that the railways haven't modernised – and with 23 train operating companies and a separate body for infrastructure, they've faced the sort of fragmentation that normally kills collective bargaining.
We will need a network of public infrastructure banks to finance capital investment, otherwise it will be goodbye to CrossRail and a modernised rail system and any hopes of improving our housing stock.
"The play has been modernised; specifically, Australianized".
The army has been modernised and provided with "extraordinary" resources.
Egypt, so recently modernised, was about to fall into ruin.
A modernised version with a garden would be nearer £55,000.
