He modernized to the extent of embracing Gauguin-like style.
It had been modernized to suit its new function.
"If America is to lead the world in 5G, we need to modernize our regulations so that infrastructure can be deployed promptly and at scale".
Robbie Barbero, who led efforts to modernize biotech regulations in the Obama White House, agrees that it's time for some clarity, according to a report in Wired.
Republicans disputed the estimate of how many workers could lose overtime and said the proposal was an overdue effort to modernize complicated regulations and make 1.3 million low-income workers eligible for overtime pay.
We were grateful when, after the tragic West, Texas disaster in April 2013, you issued Executive Order (EO) 13650, "Improving Chemical Facility Safety and Security," that directed federal agencies to modernize safety regulations.
The Trump administration has signaled its interest in modernizing regulations to foster innovation.
The conference, which supposedly was going to modernize some ancient regulations, instead offered a treaty that in the eyes of some critics would have given repressive states permission to crack down on dissent.
One of the major driving factors behind efforts to modernize regulations in Texas over the last half-decade was in fact a similar loss of public confidence in that state in the early years of this century.
"Rapid changes in communications technology portend that time is running out for us to modernize our regulation of financial markets before we lose them and the associated profits and employment opportunities to foreign jurisdictions that impose no such impediments," Mr. Greenspan said in the text of his remarks.
At a Congressional hearing on how to modernize financial regulation, the S.E.C. and the Fed laid out similar, if somewhat competing, visions for a new regime capable of monitoring commercial and investment banks to ensure they remain financially sound in order to prevent another credit crisis.
