Sentence examples for paper modernizing from inspiring English sources

The February 2012 Green Paper, Modernizing British Columbia's Justice System, identified tribunals as a simple and less expensive solution to easing delays in the court system.

While changes in employment law are certainly needed (see the white paper Modernizing Employment Policies to Unleash the New Economy to understand why), here are the top seven reasons Seattle's approach is not the way to go.

In the summer of 2012, the Ontario government released a discussion paper, Modernizing Child Care in Ontario: Sharing Conversations, Strengthening Partnerships, Working Together, which invited input on long-term vision and objectives for childcare over the next three years.

With Russia hit by the global financial crisis and its exports falling, Mr. Medvedev has used the crisis to prepare a strategy paper aimed at modernizing the Russian economy through closer cooperation with the European Union but also at establishing a special alliance with German industry.

"Definition of a zombie newspaper: a skeleton staff operating in an organization that provides them little support and no room to make a complete transition to the Web, holding a death-grip on the paper instead of modernizing it".

His sense of purpose was an extension of hers; he had done a brilliant job modernizing the paper's financial structure, so that it could compete in a fierce new environment where most competitors were led by a managerial elite largely unconstrained by the obligations that weighed so heavily on The Times's owners.

We started a blog, The818Now.com, we redesigned the paper, upgraded and modernized our website, and on and on and on.

Mr. Bloomberg has long defended the project's goal of modernizing an antiquated and largely paper-based system.

This paper summarizes the results of a study for modernizing the electricity metering, billing and collection processes for Electricité du Liban (EDL), the national power company of Lebanon.

Alice Medrich has moved the ball of dough forward with CHEWY GOOEY CRISPY CRUNCHY MELT-IN-YOUR-MOUTH COOKIES (Artisan, paper, $25.95), rethinking everything she baked, rebooting classics and modernizing techniques.

A second paper filed on the 18th examines progress made in modernizing the E-rate program, which provides discounts to schools for internet connectivity, as a follow-up to orders filed by the FCC in 2014.