Sentence examples for modernised view of from inspiring English sources
Encounters with contemporary informal medicine: The use of contemporary forms of informal medicine, which featured particularly strongly in the Soweto case study, but which was also not entirely absent from the Agincourt case study is indicative of a transforming social environment marked by a modernised view of healthcare in terms of multiple market-related commodities.
In this paper a 'creative design process' is proposed, based on an integration between a modernised consensus view of both the design process from engineering design and the creative process from cognitive psychology.
Instead, after the logistical juggling by Cricket Australia and its various "stakeholders", this uniquely solemn occasion will take place at a classic venue which, while modernised and expanded, still retains much of its timeless charm with its old scoreboard and the view of St Peter's Cathedral behind.
Views of Stakeholders 20.
Duffy has launched her leadership campaign claiming she wants a "modernised version of British Islam".
Their sole American hit was a modernised version of Greensleeves in 1956.
The commission's head of policy, Sarah Atkinson, describes these as a "modernised set of powers for a modern regulator".
The games are "an exceptional opportunity" to show that Rio is a "modernised" city of thriving businesses, he says.
Already a modernised version of Giacomo Puccini's Madame Butterfly, this 1989 show recently reopened in the West End.
