Sentence examples for modernising the current from inspiring English sources

Whittingdale's comments to MPs on Wednesday came two days after the BBC itself backed the household levy system, outlined in the government's green paper on the future of the BBC, as one way of modernising the current system.

Employing ideas from scientists like Nikola Tesla (best known for his contributions toward modernising the use of alternating current), Van Tassel's structure creates an ionized environment that is believed to raise the cells' metabolic and reproductive rate and "reset" the positive and negative charges within individual cells, ultimately providing the body with more energy and vitality.

"The reality is that the current plans for modernising the strategic triad, which were developed years ago, is too costly given the current budget environment," he says.

A start has been made on modernising the armed forces.

Yet the real point of modernising the railways is cargo.

Modernising the market remains one of Lloyd's biggest challenges.

He has built on them by modernising the state.

People's QE in the current circumstances would therefore have to rest on the argument that it will provide a way of tackling a dearth of infrastructure spending and, by modernising the public realm, lead to higher productivity.

That complicates the great task of modernising the country, and particularly of creating decent jobs.

The government was busy redistributing rents rather than restructuring or modernising the economy.

It started modernising the near-derelict base, a legacy from Soviet times, in 2009.