Along with a modernization of voting technology, any comprehensive review of the electoral process will undoubtedly call for an overhaul of the nation's voter registration system.
In September, the library reopened following a three-year closing — the final and sometimes controversial stage of a decades-long renovation of its premises and modernization of its technologies.
For the political scenario, given that the potential for modernization of heating technologies is already partially depleted, the most attractive energy saving measures are wind energy, vehicle improvements, or a modal switch towards rail for freight transport.
In 1964, China tested its first nuclear weapon, an extraordinary measure of its development, and a moment that gave a symbolic jumpstart to a rapid modernization of science and technology.
Yes, it's a growing country with a young and stabilizing democracy that has a long way to go in terms of technology, modernization and bridging a quality of life between very wealthy and very poor.
In line with this, they have called for modernization of methods and technologies to facilitate the delivery of more efficacious and safer drugs [ 19].
Such an arrangement not only shows a certain degree of institutional stability but is also open to changes from outside (because of societal modernization, changing technology, changing modes of governance on higher levels of the political system, the role of Europe, etc).
He repeatedly represents both the constructive and destructive potential of modernization and technology.
Freed from the constraints of governing, Gingrich turned chiefly to two pursuits: making money, which he did through speeches and television punditry, and exploring ideas, especially in the realm of technology and modernization.
The first wave of technology and government was modernization — everything from new hardware and safer architecture to e-governance.
