Sentence examples for modernising property from inspiring English sources
Patiently, he listed the political work ignored by the popular press: legislation modernising property ownership law, setting up national parks, dealing with the neglected rights of people incapacitated by illness and improving standards in schools is all under way.
"The council is responding to the current economic climate and the ongoing budget pressures by rationalising and modernising its property portfolio," a council spokesman said.
This suggests that new homeowners are investing in their homes, but also that existing owners are willing to modernise their properties.
It is modernising property-buying processes for foreigners who are looking to buy holiday homes.
Castle House in the outer bailey was leased to the diplomat Sir Alexander Stephen in 1901, who carried out extensive work on the property in 1904, extending and modernising the north end of the house, including constructing a billiard room and a library; he estimated the cost of the work to be around £800.
They were modernising poetry.
Turkey still has much modernising to do.
Now we are modernising ourselves".
How much is Brazil really modernising?
China's military is modernising rapidly.
