Sentence examples for process of modernising from inspiring English sources

The party's general secretary, Iain McNicol, said: "This is another step in the process of modernising our campaigning and election operation.

Beyond the obvious need to govern effectively, Cameron's overriding strategic objective should be to complete the process of modernising the Conservative party and detoxifying the Tory brand.

The trio were named amongst a proposed new intake of writers, actors, directors and other film workers which has been praised for beginning the process of modernising an organisation which has long been criticised for its dependence on white older males.

Dudley was a patron of John Shute, an early exponent of classical architecture in England, and began the process of modernising Kenilworth.

The process of modernising childbirth practices that has been part of the primary health care programme of the Government of India since post independence takes many forms with emphasis currently being placed on hospital births.

I personally do…" says Dave. "There's not much to do," says Danni. "We are in the process of modernising," says Dave, "but there's not enough nightlife.

It was supposed to be a way of modernising and cleaning up the voting process, after successive elections saw damaging evidence of corruption made easier by the old system where the head of the household could sign up as many names as they wanted.

Yet the real point of modernising the railways is cargo.

In the intelligent idea of modernising Nikolai Erdman's 1928 play.

That complicates the great task of modernising the country, and particularly of creating decent jobs.

But he has not fulfilled his promises of modernising and cleaning up his country's politics.