Sentence examples for some modernisation from inspiring English sources

True, there has been some modernisation.

OK, so Rise Hall does need work: it requires some modernisation, I think an estate agent would say.

More about keywords A rare opportunity to acquire this unique three bedroom mews style home on a generous corner plot in need of some modernisation.

Properties on its books include a three-bedroom house in the town of Periana with views over Lake Vinuela, which needs some modernisation and is priced at £44,000.

We are also buying more television sets for the sedentary members who prefer watching football to playing it.In this section Surrounding Russia Small world Let's all pull apart The ties that divide Haunted by history Could do better Reprints Related items Europe's future: A venture at a standstillMay 25th 2006Upgrading the clubhouse has required some modernisation of our finances.

However, he did concede there was still a need for some modernisation in the sector and that the NHS needed to "think very carefully" about out-of-hours care.

It will soon be a beacon of light among Italy's ageing stadia as it goes through some extensive modernisation.

In came some new taxes on goods and services and some much needed modernisation: instead of the current hodgepodge of telecoms taxes and fees created pre-internet, the council recommended a simple 7% excise tax on all communications services.The council did exactly what the politicians told it to do whereupon the politicians discovered a host of pressing other business.

The Tories, too, suspended their Blair-ish "modernisation" some time ago.

Most speakers need help, and sweeping modernisation, some long overdue, has taken place on his watch.

There was also a commitment to focus on exclusive deals, plus some much-needed modernisation for its stores.