The archaisms seem starkly out of step with the modernizing India beyond the barracks' gates.
A reverence for monarchy has remained strong in Asia despite the modernizing trends that have transformed many countries in the region economically, socially and politically.
Never one to waste imported talent, the modernizing czar became the young African's mentor and godfather (whence the patronymic "Petrovich" — and, for a while, the surname "Petrov," both derived from "Peter") and chose for him a military career.
In Sweden, a more state-centred and top-down approach prevails, whereby the modernizing welfare state promotes social inclusion and integrates society through equal treatment (Borevi, 2017).
As such, the modern city refers to a period in urban history lasting from the early nineteenth century to the 1970s, in which the city and social order were shaped by the modernizing tendencies associated with industrialization.
So much for the "modernizing" that Clinton had bragged about.
Gardels: Your novel is a quasi-biographical chronicle of the Istanbul bourgeoisie -- the modernizing class of the past few decades.
Tomorrow at 3 p.m., a lecture on Merce Cunningham, the choreographer, by Roger Copeland, author of "Merce Cunningham: The Modernizing of Modern Dance".
Until 2004, when Roger Copeland published his "Merce Cunningham: The Modernizing of Modern Dance," there was no critical book on this artist who has been recognized as a master for close to a half century.
An area which is rarely mentioned, but where I would expect the necessary support from the Netherlands in particular, is environmental policy and the modernizing of nuclear power stations in the eastern half of Europe.
"It's certainly a key element in the modernizing of our entire system".
