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"All parties and all leaders who say they are serious about climate change need a plan for the modernisation and decarbonisation of our economy," Connor said.
We are going to need careful, fair and inclusive strategies to accompany policies that will unlock markets while encouraging the modernisation and decarbonisation of our electricity, transport, buildings and other sectors of the economy.
For many, the modernisation and industrialisation the regime brought were welcome, regardless of the political label attached to them.Fried snowballsMr Rakowski was usually seen as an arch-trimmer, a prime example of the collaboration forced on Poland by its history.
Stokes enjoyed the power of the top position and the platform it gave him for promoting the modernisation and internationalisation that were a key element of the Labour project under Wilson, but he was never as successful as he had been selling buses.
These include insurance, through a joint-venture with AXA, a big French insurer, and infrastructure, where he suffered a setback when Changi, a Singaporean airport operator, withdrew from a consortium planning to bid for the modernisation and privatisation of Delhi and Mumbai airports.Greener pasturesBut the new venture closest to Mr Mittal's heart seems to be agriculture.
"Today's announcement sets out the modernisation and transformation that HMRC wants to undertake over the next five years to put our taxpayers, claimants and other customers at the heart of everything we do, thereby improving efficiency and effectiveness," said the acting HMRC chairman, Paul Grayling.
It has also played a major role in the modernisation, electrification and industrialisation of the country.
Can somebody explain to us please?" Wu Tianzheng says on Sina Weibo: "Premier Wen's last report made it clear that urbanisation is part of the modernisation drive, and that it would help the reform of the registration card system.
It had been closed for the modernisation work, and it now provided a proper link from Kilmarnock to the coast.
They used to be the only way to reach isolated villages or transport goods, but with the collapse of the coconut farming industry and the modernisation of roads and ferries, it's a godsend that they're popular with tourists.
On rail funding, the chancellor said cities in the East Midlands, such as Leicester, would also benefit from the £300m modernisation and connectivity package designed to help the north reach its "full potential".
