Sentence examples for modernised public from inspiring English sources

But yes, now that we have corrected that huge underinvestment and modernised public services, we are reducing targets.

Even Mr Livingstone's critics concede that he had a vision for London: he championed growth, introduced the congestion charge and modernised public transport.

In 1997 he had not just a big parliamentary majority but a country that wanted what he wanted an economy that combined the hard-won gains of Thatcherism with a greater emphasis on social justice and modernised public services.

Mr Brown is as determined as anyone to see working practices in the public sector modernised, as his unyielding stance towards the firemen's strike has demonstrated.

Public money for modernised galleries meant access and inclusion had to change.

A bright, modernised Natural History Museum would reopen to the public in due course.

All relevant international organisations and academia agree on the central importance of a modernised teaching concept, based on core public health competences which should lead to the performance level requested by employers in the area of public health and global health.

The BBC Trust has released figures showing that a modernised version of the licence fee, including iPlayer, is the public's favoured method for funding the BBC.

So not only have museums, parks, and public buildings all over the country been built, modernised or expanded, but they have been forced to sharpen up their standards of management and service to the public.

What Katouzian has in strong measure is a peculiarly Persian dialectic, which is often illuminating, as when he shows that "traditional" women, at the 1979 revolution, became modernised while "modern" women were forced to become traditional, at least in public.

He also promised "a Britain that stands tall in the world", educational opportunity for all and a modernised welfare state.