Sentence examples for modernised network from inspiring English sources

The moves by governments to corral companies back into a joined-up, modernised network of international tax treaties mark the halfway point in a two-year reform project begun by world leaders in Moscow last summer.

He was defending his role in the aborted effort to create a regionally-based and modernised network of fire and rescue control centres – and he came across as someone passing the buck to the civil servants in charge of managing the project.

Its vision of a more streamlined and modernised rail network would also mean hundreds of ticket offices at smaller stations being closed.

It has spent $750m so far, and thanks partly to Microsoft's cash expects to have modernised 75% of its network by the end of this year and 85% by 1999.Two threats remain.

In the study sites, this resulted in many of the local decision-makers changing, existing networks being weakened or dismantled, and services and technologies being re-configured and modernised.

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.

But some modernised this theme of plating and protection.