More modernising came at Aquascutum, where creative director Joanna Sykes presented macs and cropped trenches coated with shiny PVC, and elegant satin palazzo pants came with sporty go-faster stripes down the legs.
Is Green prepared to admit that he took money out of BHS and could have done more to modernise it?
EU countries will also have to spend more money modernising defence equipment, and to collaborate more on procurement.
And because the mirror of Kenyan politics reverses everything sooner or later, the retired Mr Moi is backing Mr Kibaki.Mr Odinga wants to build more roads and modernise Kenya's railways.
Yet because the Japanese at that time, under geopolitical pressure to modernise more efficiently, were losing touch with their own traditions, Kuki took it as one of his tasks to celebrate the aesthetic values of the past (Nara, 58 60).
Market-communication functions will also be forced to modernise as more clients expect more credible and substantive "any place, any time, and any way" interactions.
It could achieve more if it modernised its approachUnited States: Urbane development City mayors across America are becoming ever more important.
But a deregulated post would see that as an opportunity for expansion, not a threat.Two trends explain why it is vital that Europe's postal system is modernised more quickly.
Tony Benn's politics were always within the traditions of the party's left-right divisions, a development of a trade union-socialist position, protectionist, anti-American and anti-nuclear, that stood in opposition to a more outward-looking, modernising centrism.
Compared with drug-control programmes in Bolivia and Peru, "there's a total lack of balance between stick and carrot," says Klaus Nyholm, the UNDCP's man in Bogota.At first sight, Mr Pastrana appears to have had more success in modernising the armed forces.
