Sentence examples for modernization required from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Merkel, however, said that modernization required an open society and an honest dialogue with nongovernmental groups.

Those efforts at modernization required Western science and technology, and under the banner of "Civilization and Enlightenment" (Bunmei kaika), Western culture, from current intellectual trends to clothing and architecture, was widely promoted.

Parker said the university has succeeded in its goal of financing a wide-ranging stadium modernization without requiring a price increase or a surcharge for existing season-ticket holders.

Efforts include the 1997 US Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act requiring the registration of drug trials for serious or life-threatening conditions, FDAAA requiring that select trials be registered and publicly report results, and the 2008 World Medical Association guidelines identifying trial registration and results reporting as an ethical obligation in the Declaration of Helsinki.

But it made up the difference primarily with diesel fuel oil because, as the architect of the Capitol, Stephen T. Ayers, told a Congressional panel in 2008, converting the plant to burn natural gas exclusively would have required a modernization costing $6 million to $7 million.

Moreover, the bias toward academics meant that rural education tended to be neglected, even though the need for agricultural modernization in national development required that peasants acquire a wide range of skills.

The forces required serious modernization.

[C3.] President Bush Signs Energy Legislation On a day when oil and gasoline prices hit record highs, President Bush signed into law a bill that encourages increased domestic oil and gas production and the building of new nuclear power plants while creating incentives for alternative energy sources and requiring modernization of the nation's electrical grid.

One that not only takes advantage of cloud native capabilities and containerized applications, but also requires modernization of existing, critical systems.

Institutions require modernization.

Earlier this year, the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS issued a resolution saying that "current criminal laws require modernization to eliminate HIV-specific statutes or application of general criminal law that treats HIV status, or the use of condoms or other measures to prevent HIV transmission, as the basis for criminal prosecution or sentence enhancement".