Sentence examples for modernised to make from inspiring English sources

The LCL, now known as the Liberal Party, had rebuilt after internal schism and had modernised to make themselves more appealing to the public.

And these are punctuated by neon-laced Blade Runner-like cityscapes, the result of Square's intention to make XV a more modernised Final Fantasy than ever before.

This is the only way to make sure we get value for money from IT systems that better meet the needs of a modernised NHS".

"Generally, consumers are still not willing to pay higher dollar for textiles, with the exception of sportswear... brands aren't willing to make products that no one will buy," says Filarowski. "The only way to produce clothing cheaply is to do it abroad without any real control and certainly not by using the most modernised and sustainable technology".

The syllabus is screaming out to be modernised and made relevant.

Does the structure of ballet companies need to be modernised, and made more democratic?

This fact together with the pages of uncharted opportunity in the Climate Change Act for ministers to issue hundreds of decrees should be enough to persuade us that we cannot hope to sustain our democracy if parliament is not reformed, modernised and made properly accountable to our elected representatives.

Can Britain's tourism industry be modernised to boost visitor numbers?

In the last year the hotel has been extensively modernised to look – if the contradiction is not too great – more vintage.

With a full response to the green paper not expected until Hall makes a major speech at the RTS convention in Cambridge in September, the BBC is likely to argue that the licence fee should be modernised to include catch-up TV.

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