Sentence examples for plans to modernise the from inspiring English sources

Its plans to modernise the state are worthy but dull.

Heath's "plans to modernise the agricultural labour market" mean taking farm workers back in time.

There is mounting support within the NHS towards the government's plans to modernise the service.

The issue now is one obstacle to EU plans to modernise the use and control of Europe's air space.

"Our plans to modernise the NHS will finally bring the power of competition to healthcare," he said.

The Royal Navy will struggle to deal with the threats facing Britain unless the government steps up plans to modernise the country's fleet, MPs have warned.

On April 14th the mayor pitched a new plan to modernise the city's criminal-justice system.

According to Julian Cooper of Birmingham University, this largesse has little to do with the recent Ukraine crisis, but is part of a long-term plan to modernise the military.

Two new classes of frigate, the Type 26 global combat ship and the Type 31 general purpose frigate, are planned to modernise the fleet.

In 1958 he sought to go further, launching the Great Leap Forward: a plan to modernise the entire Chinese economy so ambitious that it tipped over into insanity.

Proposes a six-year, $476bn surface reauthorisation plan to modernise the country's transportation infrastructure, and pave the way for long-term economic growth.