Sentence examples for not modernising from inspiring English sources

He said: "The UK is retaining not modernising its deterrent.

Humiliated in the war of 1905 with Japan, it was not modernising fast enough to keep up with the other great powers.

The moderate wing of the Tory party will say that they did not modernise enough.

Facing the same post-Soviet ideological crisis as other radical left-wing movements, it has not modernised.

It was a significant investment, but money alone will not modernise the public sector – the government also needs to ensure that it has staff with the right skills to support its ambitious transformation agenda.

The new container terminals in Newark eventually won, leaving older berths and warehouses empty in New York City.Similar transformations took place in other countries, where unions refused to handle containers, or in ports that could not modernise because they lacked the space to store thousands of containers and handle the fleets of trucks and trains that were needed to move them.

As the report notes: "A key issue is that while government has tried to embrace a contemporary e-marketplace and e-procurement vision through Gem Purchasing, it has not modernised the contractual framework accordingly, which creates tension between the two paradigms".

Unlike the s, Royal Sovereign and her sisters were not modernised during the interwar period.

Maybe Islam is stuck in the past, but if we can't modernise the religion, we must modernise its men.

It's clear from the last two years that if we don't modernise, and quickly, we will become extinct.

Skoog recalls a previous experience with cash-only black cabs in London, and speculats on why Uber has found it so easy to make such headway into the taxi market: "Black cabs didn't modernise quickly.