Sentence examples for modernising processes from inspiring English sources

Over the last decades, the pastoralist system has been subjected to pressures for 'modernization' and intensification like the rest of the agricultural sector in Greece and has been influenced by the social demands and constraints imposed on individuals in the farming community by these same modernising processes.

The Crime and Courts Bill aims to modernise the process of judicial appointments, looking at, for example, a greater emphasis on part-time working.

It hopes that by digitising and modernising the recruitment process it can send more workers abroad in the coming years.

Hospitals are high-performers in coping with complex changes in modernising patient care, process design, quality, cost-effectiveness and service orientation.

The party's general secretary, Iain McNicol, said: "This is another step in the process of modernising our campaigning and election operation.

Beyond the obvious need to govern effectively, Cameron's overriding strategic objective should be to complete the process of modernising the Conservative party and detoxifying the Tory brand.

The trio were named amongst a proposed new intake of writers, actors, directors and other film workers which has been praised for beginning the process of modernising an organisation which has long been criticised for its dependence on white older males.

Dudley was a patron of John Shute, an early exponent of classical architecture in England, and began the process of modernising Kenilworth.

The process of modernising childbirth practices that has been part of the primary health care programme of the Government of India since post independence takes many forms with emphasis currently being placed on hospital births.

First impressions count and we decided to modernise our recruitment process by moving the application process online.

"We were pleased with the progress made in modernising many of our systems and processes, but much of the change last year resulted in substantial unplanned disruption which had a significant adverse impact on trading performance.