Sentence examples for modernising move from inspiring English sources

The modernising move is aimed at ensuring all girls, religious or not, feel welcome in the Guides.

So is Kermode's ban on the noddy, a sensible, modernising move forward, that will work in viewers' interest, or a cheeky publicity stunt?

Times change and obviously Wembley needed modernising to move with the times, but I think the old Wembley was such an atmospheric, historic football ground.

"It's about modernising and moving forward," he continued.

"It is time for us to modernise and move away from being one of the most centralised countries in Europe," he said.

In the 1980s OFNS also modernised by moving the distribution of its dispatches to high speed wire.

The case is particularly notable as an example of judicial legislation, with the judges significantly modernising the law and moving it forward in a way Parliament had not considered.

Australia's most senior Catholic, Cardinal George Pell, is bound for Rome after being appointed the Vatican's new "budget supremo" in a move aimed at modernising the church's bureaucracy.

We don't like to have a scene without a robot or a talking slug coming along!" Moffat also talked about Sherlock, and why he believed modernising it was the right move to take.

Pope Francis is attempting to move on from this by modernising the church and acting in a more conciliatory manner than his predecessors.

Ms Stilwell said EY's move was an attempt at "modernising the workforce, challenging traditional thinking and ways of doing things".