Sentence examples similar to office modernisation from inspiring English sources

"TfL's negotiators have been ready since November to discuss the detail around ticket office closures and wider modernisation of the Tube.

For Nick Boles, a founding member of the "Notting Hill set" of socially liberal conservatives around Cameron, the legalisation of gay marriage in 2013 was "the high watermark" of modernisation in office.

There is no funding in place for hospital modernisation.

The issues have been fused partly after Johnson launched plans for 24-hour trains on the same day as ticket office closures were confirmed as part of the "modernisation" of the tube.

A Foreign Office source said that the appointment represented "continuity of modernisation".

Big but token one-day strikes against Post Office modernisation and reform of prison officers' pay in 2007 did neither interest much good, though they may have made the lads feel better in a non-monetary way.

In what quickly came to be seen as a mistake, the night tube plan was unveiled by Johnson and transport chiefs, while burying accompanying "modernisation" plans to cut jobs and close ticket offices.

The decision to combine what the Home Office calls the core elements of the ID cards programme and the modernisation of the passports means it will be difficult for any incoming government after the general election to cancel the ID scheme separately.

The dispute is over the effects of closing ticket offices and shedding hundreds of jobs in TfL's so-called modernisation under the previous mayor, Boris Johnson.

If Japan's new leaders were to avoid becoming next on colonialism's to-do list, a rapid programme of modernisation was called for: factories and weapons; mines and offices; trains, trams, trade.

The Home Office said Monday's pilot was "a small test" and was part of a modernisation programme launched before the referendum.