Sentence examples for modernization over from inspiring English sources

Their demand comes despite the more than $180 billion already committed to modernization over the next decade and assurances from retired military commanders and former secretaries of defense that the treaty wouldn't undermine America's nuclear deterrent.

At Restaurante Gallegos, one of several restaurants with similar names, prospective diners often call to ask, "Are you the one on Dead Man's Corner?" The city today is a traffic-choked, graffiti-smeared, hyperbolically violent capital where spasmodic bouts of modernization over the years have left little of the colonial charm of some other South American cities.

To the extent that the party has successfully carried out economic modernization over the last three decades or so, much of the credit should go to cadres selected on merit — similar to other successful East Asian countries with a Confucian heritage.

iv) Modernized legislative and regulatory framework — To put the childcare sector on the path towards modernization over the next three years, the government will propose legislative and regulatory amendments to reflect up-to-date evidence and experience and to support health, safety and quality for children, parents and providers.

But with China's considerable military modernization over the past decade, its approach to achieving those goals seems to have evolved.

Despite some reform and modernization over the armed forces, the Philippines will not achieve a minimum credible defense posture in the remainder of Aquino's term.

Though the original brick walls are still visible above the ceiling panels, expansions and modernizations over the years have swallowed up most traces of the Oneidas' original building.

Even before the airport suicide attack, Mr. Medvedev's visit to Davos — as well as his modernization policy over all — had been dogged by concerns about Russia's capricious legal system, and about whether it was scaring away foreigners.

The US alone expects to spend $1 trillion on this modernization program over the next three decades.

"China has made several rounds of large cuts to its military manpower as part of its modernization efforts over the last 30 years.

In the 1930s, São Paulo was passed over for modernization due to her poor condition she could only reach a top speed of 10 knots, less than half her design speed.