Sentence examples for modernizing steps from inspiring English sources

Aḥmad abolished slavery and took other modernizing steps intended to bring Tunisia more in line with Europe, but he also exposed his country to Europe's infinitely greater economic and political power.

Most of the recommendations were accepted; they signified for Ceylon the first manifestation of constitutional government, the first steps toward modernizing the traditional economic system, and the beginnings of a uniform system of justice, education, and civil administration.

Overall, BBM is still the single best messaging platform integrated into a mobile OS, easily beating iMessage in terms of reliability, but voice and video are huge steps towards modernizing the service, and very welcome additions.

But many conservatives who agree with Mr. Bush and Mr. Rumsfeld's step-by-step approach to modernizing the services also acknowledge widespread disenchantment among conservatives regarding the size of the Pentagon budget.

Yamagata was sent abroad to study military institutions as a step toward modernizing the Japanese army.

Republican leaders hailed the measures as a step toward modernizing Florida's growth management rules and reducing duplicative bureaucratic regulations.

The move is Billboard's latest step in modernizing the Hot 100, which besides sales and airplay now also incorporates data from streaming services like Spotify.

After Sun's death, in 1925, the vision was kept alive by dictators and revolutionaries, occupiers and developers, all of whom saw the project as an important step in modernizing the nation.

People are going to groan about aggressive reform from SEBI, but it's a critically necessary step in modernizing the economy, encouraging transparency and attracting foreign investment".

The move shows how social apps must quickly react to feedback if they make a false step in modernizing to adapt to visual communication.

The first step toward modernizing the approach is to change the way we define malnutrition.