Sentence examples for that modernization from inspiring English sources

The likely loss of landrace populations with climate change, and resulting genetic erosion, can be likened to the expectation that modernization of agriculture would inevitably replace landraces with modern cultivars (Frankel 1970a).

Germany still looks to Russia in the hope that modernization will bring Russia's political and economic systems closer to European norms.

That, admittedly, is hard to do when key figures in the Kremlin come out and insist that modernization will have to be "authoritarian modernization".

This richly textured account argues that modernization would have led China's birth rate to fall in any case, with all the attendant economic benefits.

The failure here is on both the flight side, and the information side, meaning it's difficult even to properly make affected customers aware they'll be delayed, and it's a strong argument in a series of recent computer-related airline flubs that modernization in the industry's systems is long overdue.

Courage argued that modernization of the Barnsley site would have required "massive" investment.

The study showed the dietary difference between Micronesians living a traditional way of life in Palau and Micronesians living in a more modern economy in Guam and California, which essentially foreshadowed dietary change that accompanied modernization in the FSM since 1970.

The study determined that the modernization program was underfunded, and steps have been taken to ensure adequate funding for essential modernization needs moving forward".

"I think that such modernization can be conducted jointly".

Those crises convinced him that Paraguayan modernization should proceed along military avenues.

Its reëmergence suggests that the modernization process is ongoing, he added.