Sentence examples for modernising image from inspiring English sources

(In the event, the case was conveniently postponed for a week).In keeping with his modernising image, Mr Medvedev held his event at Moscow's Skolkovo School of Management, in an area decreed by the Kremlin to be Russia's Palo Alto.

McDonald's is hoping to modernise its image while battling competition with upmarket rivals Five Guys and Shake Shack.

The government is spending 31bn reais (£9bn) on the World Cup to accelerate social and economic development and to modernise the image of Brazil from the Rio-centric stereotypes of samba, carnival and beaches.

She understands luxury: Ahrendts has helped solidify Burberry's position as a global luxury brand but also modernised its image, making it relevant to a younger audience by using the power of social media.

The club's crest has been changed several times in attempts to re-brand the club and modernise its image.

In 1973 the club modernised its image, changing the nickname from The Glaziers to "The Eagles" and ending the 68-year association with claret and blue by introducing the red-and-blue vertical stripes now associated with the club.

By the 1970s he had been asked to modernise the images so Jane dressed a little less demurely - the cardigan was the main victim of changing fashions - and both children became just a little less wholesome.

Although Greenfield's 12 years as director of the RI have helped the institution modernise its image and raise its profile, they have also invited controversy.

The €200,000 (£170,000) publicity campaign is an attempt to modernise the church's image and attract new members to a clergy in crisis.

He gambled that he could modernise his party's image by corralling most of them into backing the bill but instead merely revealed its splits and its social conservatism.

He had spent an undistinguished 15 months at the Cabinet Office, fighting the government's corner on a ragbag of awkward subjects, from genetically modified foods to the campaign for "modernising government".These departures have given the prime minister the chance to recast the cabinet in his own image.