Sentence examples for new modernised from inspiring English sources

In 1999 there was a proposal to create a new modernised pay structure – Agenda for Change.

The subversive Factory Records became the link between Manchester's reforming radical past, the Sex Pistols' legendary performance and the new modernised Manchester that Wilson had in mind.

Using the modern seismic code, the upgrading of the viaduct performance is obtained by replacing the old bearing devices on the piers and existing viscous dampers connected abutments to the deck with new modernised ones.

Meanwhile, a tantalising sense of something different is starting to emerge, not just among what one Momentum activist tentatively described as "a new, modernised left", but also in some more surprising places.

ITV plans to use the dating site, for instance, to inspire a new, modernised "Blind Date .This year, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has spent $1.2 billion £700mm) buying two online businesses, MySpace.com, a social-networking site, and IGN, a gaming and entertainment site.

Of the new modernised branches, 4,000 will be designated as main and 2,000 as local.

The Japanese themselves are carefully drawn as a kind of modernised, New Labour Jap enemy, tough on the causes of foreign devils: they are thoughtful, almost regretful about launching the attack.

Privatisation was intended to herald a golden age of increased investment, new rolling stock and a modernised railway.

"Since the start of 2012, 1,400 branches have been modernised, offering a new customer experience, with extended opening hours totalling over 34,000 extra hours a week".

"Ceri brings outstanding experience of running one of our highest profile daily current affairs programmes, Today, which he has brilliantly modernised while building new relationships across the BBC," Boaden said.

But fans of the gentle, slightly surreal series can rest assured the Clangers have not been given a CGI makeover or modernised for their new CBeebies series later this month.