Sentence examples for modernization aspects from inspiring English sources

I needed to address the safety and modernization aspects.

You can find out more about the trouble with the immigration modernization aspect of S. 744 in this excellent video produced by the Moratorium on Deportations Campaign called "Unmasking S. 744".

It is important for the United States not to pressure the Pakistani government on issues unnecessarily and to help and support Pakistan through economic aid, so that by providing better living conditions and hope for the future the government can continue its policy of moderation and modernization in all aspects of life in Pakistan.

It is meaningful to look back at the process of Korean modernization and to view various aspects of the modern represented in the films.

Administration officials often stress the modernization plan's benign aspects.

One of the unusual, and historically unprecedented, aspects of modernization is that it leaves no choice in the matter.

The case of the students was a grizzly reminder that despite Mexico's economic sound footing and aspects of modernization and even excellence, corruption and the absence of the rule of law continue to be Mexico's most stubborn challenges.

One aspect of modernization is the use of science-based technology in rule enforcement.

As the presence of CCs is an inherent problem of legacy systems, we claim that aspect-oriented modernization (or modularity-oriented modernizations) is an import kind of modernization to be performed [10].

Mejía was eager to point out that although the decision to confront the Vat's physical and structural problems came just after his departure, certain aspects of the modernization — the decision to use computer tagging for the printed books, for instance — had already become a priority when he arrived.

Her main goal is to challenge the opinion that no historical feminism or women's activism existed in the region during the 19th and early 20th centuries and to make visible the gender aspects of the modernization process in Southeast Europe, including during the Cold War.