Sentence examples for modernization after from inspiring English sources

But he had been out of work for six months, and the department badly needed modernization after several decades of benign neglect.

In Japan, the phenomenon called shinhatsubai — the endless search for newness — has been an obsession since the country began a relentless pursuit of modernization after World War II.

From China's modernization after the Opium Wars to the latest trends adopted after the market reforms of the 1980s, this book offers a broad overview of the developments in building construction and design.

This rapid increase in physical capital, particularly of imported machinery and equipment, was a vehicle for technology modernization after decades of backwardness.

The ships had a crew of 28 officers and 337 enlisted men; after their modernization after the turn of the century, the ships' crews comprised 17 officers and 357 enlisted men.

And after modernization, these sought-after vehicles are unlikely to be garage queens, gathering dust.

It experienced rapid modernization especially after the Arab-Israeli War of 1967.

But the hotels of fondest memory were the Stacy-Trent and the Hotel Hildebrecht, grand in the 1920's and 1930's and victims of a modernization campaign after the urban riots of the 1960's.

But such modernization ended after the United States quit testing nuclear arms in 1992, and all weapons that remain in the arsenal must now undergo the refurbishment process, known as life extension.

Fang agreed — but refused to allow the party to own the word "China". He pledged that "my concerns for China, as a Chinese citizen, will be for its peace, its prosperity, and its modernization". Then, after his release, he continued to criticize China's rulers.

The second exit program was also included in station modernization projects after a fire safety audit revealed several at-risk stations with only one means of access and egress from the subway platform level to the street.