The archaisms seem starkly out of step with the modernizing India beyond the barracks' gates.
Gardels: Your novel is a quasi-biographical chronicle of the Istanbul bourgeoisie -- the modernizing class of the past few decades.
Provision of infrastructure was perceived as the means of modernizing the so-called primitives of the less developed realm of the world.
The housing improvement schemes of the 1980s modernized much of the housing stock, and new projects mushroomed through 1990, a year in which nearly 70,000 units were built.
After the 1938 season, the directors had the second floor of the Coliseum modernized in the art deco style with a new stage.
Tomorrow at 3 p.m., a lecture on Merce Cunningham, the choreographer, by Roger Copeland, author of "Merce Cunningham: The Modernizing of Modern Dance".
We can't even get the Democratic Congress to create a Pecora Commission with subpoena power to explore the extent of the criminality that led to the current crisis with the aim of modernizing the Securities and Exchange Commission to challenge the kleptocracy.
[The New York Times] The state of California moves to require the utility P.G.& E. to absorb two-thirds of the cost of modernizing its pipeline system for natural gas.
Perhaps most important of all to the clean energy project, Bryson also has shown he understands the importance of modernizing the grid which the administration is also making a high priority.
"The market is seeing Fox as a man who can bring important changes, in the sense of modernizing the economy and the system".
Although the need for this financial reform is almost universally recognized, many are wary of its consequences, particularly when addressing the problematic of modernizing the French hospital system within a framework of cost effectiveness.
