Sentence examples for modernising technology from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Justice has already committed £75m a year for capital spending to modernising technology within the HM Courts and Tribunal Service (HMCTS).

At the same time, this society was fiercely modernising; technology was harnessed in the service of antique values.

The AMEX has taken too long to modernise its technology, and transaction costs remain too high.

West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner, Bill Longmore, said: "It's vital that the police modernise their technology, and this money will help provide state-of-the-art equipment, which in turn helps deliver the best possible service to the public".

The government also gets a kicking for its tardiness in modernising the "shamefully antiquated" technology of our courts.

Mr Gates' three-day visit to Beijing comes amid US concern over the speed at which China's military is modernising and upgrading its technology.

David I of Scotland spent time at the court of Henry I in the south, until he became the Earl of Huntingdon, and returned to Scotland with the intention of extending royal power across the country and modernising Scotland's military technology, including the introduction of castles.

Amid such hunger, large-scale land deals with Indian investors are portrayed as a win-win situation, modernising agriculture, bringing new technologies and creating employment.

The CRGE initiative has four pillars: renewable energy, modernising agriculture, reforestation and adopting energy-efficient technology.

"This will pay for itself many times over in the future and above all it's about modernising Staffordshire Police and making the most of technology".

The NAO says that the Border Force is modernising its workforce and making greater use of e-borders technology, including electronic gates.