Sentence examples for should be modernised from inspiring English sources
"In terms of how we should pay for the BBC and whether the licence fee should be modernised, three fifths of responses felt that no changes to the current system were required".
To be sure, methods of cataloguing and conservation should be modernised, but to remove its books and its walnut bookcases and gut the building would be as barbaric an act as burning the library of Alexandria.
In his response to Professor Ian Hargreaves' review, commissioned by David Cameron to look at how copyright law should be modernised to fit in with digital advancements, Mr Cable will say that he wants to introduce "exceptions" to the UK's copyright laws.
In its set of recommendations, the board suggests that the three current levels of classification – top secret, secret and confidential – should be simplified into two, that official documents relating to time-specific events should be released to the public as soon as the event is over, and that the system should be modernised to exploit new digital technologies.
But it said it remained "firm in the belief our crest should be modernised".
The Federal Chancellery and the ministries should be "modernised in their structures and thus in their work" [17 Brandt, p 261].
The illustrations, often included in the survey questions, should thus be modernised whenever criminals have found new ways to attack.
The term "rock" had to be modernised.
The EU wants the constitution to be modernised.
There are working practices that can be modernised.
Older law firms are rapidly expanding antitrust departments.Modernise or dieEven supporters of America's antitrust regime think that aspects of it need to be modernised.
