Sentence examples for modernising approach from inspiring English sources

And, despite some reservations, most here seem optimistic about Singapore's modernising approach to its heritage.

"A modernising approach to devolution must be about about growing local pride and local prosperity.

His modernising approach is admired and loathed in equal measures by those in the know.

That Charlie seems like a bad'un, with his modernising approach to farming, rudeness to Ed and offers that David and Ruth can't refuse… And what's this about Carol Tregorran's "secrets"?

But while the ring fencing of health spending in England makes it possible to protect funding in Scotland for the foreseeable future, Sturgeon's approach to healthcare delivery is orthodox compared with the modernising approach of Andrew Lansley south of the border.

But at the same time she continues to promote her singing career; she has already performed in Australia this year and she is tipped to be one of the highlights at Womad next weekend.Salem may be bringing maloya to a new global audience, but her modernising approach has caused unease to some traditionalists, not least the island's greatest veteran exponent of the style, Firmin Viry.

This year's iOS 10 makes some significant changes to the usability of the software, modernising its approach to notifications, which have become the lifeblood of our increasingly connected world.

If trade unions were, however, prepared to modernise their approach, they could play a genuinely positive and constructive role in the economy and society.

Ali Oliver, chief executive of the Youth Sport Trust, said that the research showed action is needed "to modernise the approach to PE and school sport and in doing so guarantee the best possible future for generations to come".

"This report clearly signals that action is needed now to modernise the approach to PE and school sport and in doing so guarantee the best possible future for generations to come," said Oliver, calling on schools to use technology to better inspire pupils to play more sport.

Crucially, the ledger entry was not recorded in a way that made it accessible to other forces or investigators as police later modernised their approach to sharing intelligence.