Sentence examples for more modern state from inspiring English sources

Political analysts have described them as loyal to the leader and committed to Islamic government, but eager for a more modern state integrated with the rest of the world.

On the part of Carey, this is a way of leapfrogging a legacy company into a more modern state of affairs.

For some Palestinians, it means starting to build more modern, state-like institutions, as the United States has called for.

University professors taught more modern, state-of-the-art languages and techniques instead of COBOL which was said to have a "trade school" nature.

Theodore Couloumbis, a political analyst at Athens University, describes the developments of the last month as "a sea change" for Greeks who are "beginning to believe in ourselves" and who see the country as a more modern European state able to accept blame for its own mistakes.

You can go for a classic hard disc drive (HDD) or you can opt for a more modern solid state drive (SSD), which has no mechanical parts and is much quicker.

But America's legacy of comparatively effective, democratic institutions helps explain its technological prowess, and there is even evidence that the more expansive modern state continues to boost innovative output today.

Arnell Group founder Peter Arnell touted the design as "evolving the brand to a more current, modern state". But consumers hated the idea.

Some are rustic Bavarian style with hand-carved four-poster beds, others are more modern, with state-of-the-art fixtures.

National-level ethnic minorities are often treated in ways that make them out to be backward and in need of "help" from both more modern nation-states and development projects (e.g., Li 2007, Denton 1997, Tsing 1993, and Dove 1988).

A somewhat similar existential and intellectual passion has gone into building up "Islamo-Fascism", even though this uniquely evil totalitarian ideology has not found a state more modern than Afghanistan from which to launch its attempt to conquer the world.