Sentence examples for modernizing techniques from inspiring English sources

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She is helping small growers modernize techniques for cultivation, harvesting, pressing and bottling the oils to guarantee quality.

Among other things, it requires the Imperial Irrigation District to "transfer" part of its current water consumption to San Diego, Los Angeles, and other users in the state, mainly by letting some farmland lie fallow and by modernizing irrigation techniques.

Yet the Kirov once led the way in modernizing ballet technique through the teachings of its own Agrippina Vaganova.

While he wanted to modernize the techniques of poetry, the subjects he preferred tended toward the aged and remote: Greek and Roman culture, that of old China and Japan, of medieval Provence and the Renaissance.

Over the last decade, almost entirely out of view, campaigns have modernized their techniques in such a way that nearly every member of the political press now lacks the specialized expertise to interpret what's going on.

The FBI could serve as a resource and partner ) if indeed you are willing -- in professionalizing the Egyptian security services and modernizing their investigative techniques.

Hutton did much to modernize sabre technique in England.

Along the way, the farmers have modernized the ancient techniques.

However, Charles also modernized the military techniques and worked to improve the overall skill and knowledge of the officers by sending them abroad to study.

Portugal has long been a wine-loving nation, but only in the last 15 years, since joining the European Union, has it begun to join the rest of the winemaking world in modernizing its agricultural and vinification techniques.