Sentence examples for modernising for from inspiring English sources

Its hopes of joining the EU may not be realised for many years, but Turkey will not be the first country that has had trouble getting in: Britain took 12 years and Spain nine.Besides, Turkey needs to keep on modernising for its own sake, not just to please the Brussels bureaucracy.

They have been trying to modernise, for example by computerising their operations.

And that is Labour's aim - a world-class NHS with extra capacity modernised for the 21st century.

However, GTR said the union's offer was a "red herring" and did not allow the company to modernise for passengers.

Just as we are confident about working people's ability to choose, so we are equally confident the NHS - a world-class public service organisation - can deliver excellence for all, if invested in and allowed to modernise for the 21st century by the Labour movement.

The EU will keep up the pressure for modernising reforms, particularly for progress against rampant corruption in one of the continent's poorest countries.

The faithful seemed to have accepted Benedict's resignation – perhaps some of them had even began to see the final act of this most-conservative of pontiffs as a liberating and modernising movement for the Church.

As a consequence, as part of Reagan's 600-ship Navy policy and to act as a counter to the Kirov-class, the US Navy began the process of reactivating the four Iowa class units and modernising them for service in the 1980s.

It set out the strategy for modernising corporate taxes and proposals for relief for capital gains on substantial shareholdings held by companies.

It split straight down the middle, with 15 votes for White, seen as a leading voice for modernising the organisation, and 15 for his challenger, Will Riches.

He also developed an agenda for modernising the country's infrastructure, for example, building an American-style business district in Abidjan where five-star hotels and resorts welcomed tourists and businessmen.