Sentence examples for programme of modernisation from inspiring English sources

A programme of "modernisation" is under way in the Commons.

At the same time the force is delivering a challenging programme of modernisation and savings.

All nuclear weapons states, including the UK, are embarking on a programme of modernisation and deserve no kudos for retiring weapons of an older generation.

Since the progressive Sultan Qaboos bumped his cranky, isolationist father off the throne in 1970 after oil was discovered, he has pursued a modest programme of modernisation.

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.

Even the Nobel peace laureate in the White House has asked Congress for almost $350 billion to undertake a decade-long programme of modernisation of America's arsenal.New actors with more versatile weapons have turned nuclear doctrine into guesswork.

The sector recognises the need to compete for savers and programmes of modernisation and rationalisation should help it offer better deals.

In a new year's speech Kim vowed to pursue a nationwide programme of technological modernisation.

It rose by around the same amount last year and will no doubt have been spurred on by India's recent announcement of a $45bn programme of military modernisation.

A friend of his was arrested yesterday after a demonstration at nearby Kalamoon University, between here and Damascus – one of the jewels of Assad's fitful programme of economic modernisation.

Other projects include modernisation of the Thameslink line, the provision of an additional 1,300 rail carriages to help cut overcrowding, an extensive programme of station modernisations and more investment in freight.