Sentence examples for modernization that is from inspiring English sources
Mr. Seymour said that change would be part of a "massive computer modernization that is now under way" at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Cities such as Singapore, Taipei, Seoul, Tokyo, Beijing and Shanghai are expanding at a prodigious rate, an ongoing process of modernization that is bringing rapid and widespread change to this part of the globe.
This is OB, where the rebellion still lives!" Indeed, Ocean Beach has resisted the modernization that is present in other San Diego beach communities.
BROOME, Australia Australiais is experiencing a natural resources boom, driven by China's headlong modernization, that is often described as a once-in-a-century phenomenon.
He proposed that the United States and Europe pool their resources to save the Middle East from what he called a crisis of modernization that was fostering terrorism and instability in the region.
The phenomena of industrialization and modernization that are taken to have begun some two centuries ago and that were not until much later identified as distinct and novel concepts have not yet arrived at any recognizable closure.
This was a huge initiative taken up by the government to get the Western frontiers populated by ethnic minorities of China, Xinjiang and Tibet, to catch up to the rapid modernization that was taking place especially in the rest of China.
The above can also be seen in terms of China's realization of its 'long desired' economic goal of modernization that was brought about during the Deng Xiaoping era in late 1970s and in its aim to achieve political leverage within the international community, Africa attained top priority in due course of time.
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Kamchatka needs modernization, that's true, but it's not completely shabby either," he said.
For almost two hundred years, Americanization in Europe has been synonymous with modernization — that's why the Statue of Liberty stands in New York Harbor, as a gift of the Third French Republic, the fraught state that appeared after Louis-Napoleon's Second Empire failed.
