Sentence examples for modernising itself from inspiring English sources
Snug Bonn has always invited consensus, though the reliance on co-operation among political parties, employers and unions may have been preventing Germany from modernising itself of late.
Together they dream of a "new" Democratic Party, modernising itself just as New Labour has in Britain under their friend, Tony Blair.
Opposition leader Alexey Navalny on Twitter "Russia needs to continue modernising itself, and in the opinion of the chancellor, that cannot merely be an economic or technical modernisation..
Clothes, shoes, cups and furniture are made by craftspeople she and her team have sought out all over China, bringing to city shoppers traditional arts that have somehow survived in a country modernising itself at breakneck speed.
The Commonwealth was formed in 1949 and recently sought to modernise itself with a new charter.
At home, she implemented sweeping reforms to trade unions, defeated the miners in a bitter strike and forced the Labour Party to modernise itself.
But so absolute a concept was becoming increasingly isolated in a Court that had taken a conscious and determined decision to modernise itself.
The big question is whether the party should modernise itself, taking the same "third way" as Britain's New Labour, or go back to its roots, forsaking the liberal economic heresies of Tony Blair and his kind.To judge by this week's gathering, the party intends to duck the question.
If they did, tomorrow's historians would record, first, that contact with Muslims helped to bring about the West's great leap forward out of the Middle Ages: second, that western influence 500 years later helped Islam to modernise itself; and, final exchange of courtesies, that Islam then reminded the West of the common underpinning of what they both stand for.
The significance of this deal is that it is about Here getting with the times and continuing to modernise itself.
I believe the majority of our problems are caused by the unwillingness of the state to modernise itself.
