Stewart Greenwell, director of social services at Newport, told Guardian Social Care Network that the programme is as much about modernising and improving services as saving money.
On the right, the consensus is that the election was lost by talking too much about modernising gimmicks, and too little about core issues, such as immigration, tax or Europe.It is a fallacy that "if only we'd been more robust on Europe or immigration, we'd have won," insists a senior ally of Mr Cameron's.
Voters will choose a successor to Fernando Henrique Cardoso, who has since 1995 done much to modernise his country's government and economy, but at the cost of piling up a large public debt.
Mr Cook's position as leader of the Commons, where he has done much to modernise MPs working hours while losing the battle for a more democratic upper chamber, can be easily filled - most probably by the current chief whip, Hilary Armstrong.
The elder son-in-law had done much to modernise Tesco, but Cohen became increasingly reactionary and stayed loyal to his "stack it high and sell it cheap" philosophy, which had fuelled Tesco's early growth.
And there in a few minutes, the whole thing collapsed!' Elaborating on her conspiracy theory, Cotillard even suggests the towers were an outdated 'money sucker' which would have cost so much to modernise that it was easier to destroy them.
How much is Brazil really modernising?
It's certainly a necessary upgrade, and I think you'll agree with me that they're doing a much better job of modernising their interface compared to, say, Nokia.
"To pretend this is not a problem - 'oh this is part of a political campaign' - is a great mistake". And he believes "we should have spent much more money" on "modernising" cybersecurity to counter the threat.
