Sentence examples for more modernisation from inspiring English sources

Most Tory MPs want more Thatcherism, not more modernisation – but I doubt the voters do.

What's more, modernisation has also fuelled the appetite for electricity, yet infrastructure has not kept pace.

More democracy and more modernisation does not equal less terrorism, he insisted.

In so doing, he undid one of the many efforts of Park Chung-hee, the even more modernisation-minded dictator who ran South Korea between 1962 and 1979 – an era when such a construction project looked like progress.

(In Bulgaria, Russia is seen as a genuine historic liberator, from Ottoman rule, and communism is equated more with modernisation than retardation, unlike in most of of the rest of the region).

In his final years at the helm, Burnet allowed more technical modernisation during the transition period to Nossal's leadership.

George V continued a process of more gradual modernisation, assisted by his wife, Mary of Teck, who had a strong interest in furniture and decoration.

Most of the C&SLR's six original station buildings were rebuilt or modified during the improvements to the line in the 1920s or during more recent modernisations.

If "modernisation" – more often demanded than defined – means accepting that the world is constantly changing, it is a requirement of policy making.

Bob Corker, however, one of the three Republicans who voted in favour of the treaty in committee, says that although he still wants more done on modernisation, he will support the treaty if it is.

It was further emphasised that the younger generation was more positive to modernisation of gender roles than the elder generation.