Sentence examples for substantial modernisation from inspiring English sources

The friendly will be Brazil's first game at the 78,000-capacity Maracana after substantial modernisation work.

That means real modernisation.

The rail industry in the UK is undergoing substantial changes in response to a modernisation vision for 2040.

Greece experienced modernisation, but no real reforms.

DSRL managing director Mark Rouse said the changes removed "modernisation costs" from later years and also "substantial security costs" from the long-term care and maintenance of Dounreay.

The modernisation of the National Health Service has led to substantial changes to the numbers and types of staff, and their ways of working.

The limited access by car also prevented higher urban densities and thus a substantial part of historic buildings was kept intact during the various phases of modernisation.

Board chairman Dilwyn Roberts, a Conwy councillor, said: "We believe such a study will help the Welsh government, the Wales Office and the many AMs and MPs who support rail modernisation and electrification in north Wales to make a strong case to the Department for Transport and the Treasury for the very substantial investment that will be required".

The Modernisation Agency's critical care programme got under way at the end of 2000, which coincided with the substantial increase in investment (fig 1).

Modernisation of the tube.

But modernisation has outstripped democratisation.