Sentence examples for needed for modernization of from inspiring English sources

"The president's proposal would unwisely divert money urgently needed for modernization of the U.S. auto industry," she said in a statement.

Technologies needed for modernization are to be emphasized, and science is supposed to support regional development.

The need for modernization of curriculum is growing with the development of new technologies and changing construction market all over the world.

Yet, General John R. Glavin, Commander-In-Chief of U.S. and allied forces in Europe, has stressed the need for modernization of both nuclear and conventional aircraft and weapon systems.

Flaws Are Widespread, Study Finds" (news article, Feb. 5): The New York State Bar Association welcomes a new report from the Pew Charitable Trusts highlighting the need for modernization of our nation's voter registration and voting procedures.

A friend of notorious antilabor union buster Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, Mayor Schmitt stated that while he did not necessarily disagree with USCM's determination that there is an imminent need for modernization of workforce development programs, a more friendly, collaborative approach might be needed in light of the fact that Congress "has a lot of money".

It would be allowed to float revenue bonds to get the capital needed for constant modernization.

The congregation is requesting that the Board of Standards and Appeals allow the construction of 11 more floors of condos than the zoning laws allow, claiming in its B.S.A. filings that otherwise it is "incapable" of paying for needed modernization of its synagogue and "unable to maintain the necessary educational standards" of its school.

In response to an increasingly felt need for modernization, a committee of translators was established, composed of three professional biblical and Semitic scholars and three rabbis.

This was for modernization of property not owned by Regenbogen.

Anthony Tommasini argues for modernization of program content as a way of appealing to younger audiences.