Sentence examples for modernized to include from inspiring English sources

Medicare must be modernized to include prescription drugs as well, Social Security be strengthened to give younger workers new options and new wealth.

More than half a million Americans would benefit if the unemployment system were modernized to include new and part-time workers, as the Senate Democratic stimulus package sought to do.

To effectively regulate endocrine-disrupting chemicals, testing must be modernized to include nonanimal tests that reveal biological mechanisms, and the laws must be changed so that chemicals with known toxicities can more easily be removed from our environment.

In addition, and consistent with the negotiating objectives in the Trade Priorities and Accountability Act, our aim is that NAFTA be modernized to include new provisions to address intellectual property rights, regulatory practices, state-owned enterprises, services, customs procedures, sanitary and phytosanitary measures, labor, environment, and small and medium enterprises.

I'm not quite sure if this version will be modernized to include current fashions, but I'm also not sure if I can stomach an entire film featuring puffy-sleeved blouses and mom jeans, so I'm taking this opportunity to style my dream Sweet Valley High cast as well.

Like others, he would put a price on carbon, preferably through a cap-and-trade program, and supports the various efficiency measures — cleaner cars, greener buildings and a modernized electrical grid — that Mr. Obama is likely to include as part of his economic stimulus package.

Some modernized to survive, but Fairway stayed old-fashioned, with no video games, alcohol or other diversions.

By the late 2000s, the delays have come and gone and it has emerged as a state route that has been largely modernized to deal with heavy traffic.

China needs a modernized political system to go along with its modernized economy, including a free press, real judicial independence and multiparty elections.

Kramer's modernized interpretation included "Aquarius" sung over a megaphone in Times Square, and nudity that called to mind images from Abu Ghraib.

The Doctor himself is a pale, puppyish genius who shares several qualities with Moffat's modernized Sherlock Holmes, including fashion affectations (he insists that bow ties are cool, then fezzes, then cowboy hats) and a Professor-from"Gilligan's Island" allure.