Sentence examples for the modernizing of from inspiring English sources

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".

Some would go to the modernizing of facilities as well, and some to the development of an Internet curriculum available to students everywhere.

The private sector, he added, has become more willing to provide financing for projects, which include not only the construction of new dams but also the modernizing of existing ones in places like Europe and the United States.

And especially not the adventurous modernizing of the classics that Mr. Brustein goes in for -- and all but forced down the throats of Boston play goers.

"There are those in the Roman Catholic tradition who are somewhat discontent with the modernizing trends of the Catholic Church," said Wade Clark Roof, chairman of the religious studies department at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

Gardels: Your novel is a quasi-biographical chronicle of the Istanbul bourgeoisie -- the modernizing class of the past few decades.

With infrastructure costs so high (the needs are enormous and enormously expensive) and with the eyes in Washington increasingly focused on deficit reduction, the absolutely essential modernizing of the American infrastructure may not take place.

Our move was part of the big restructuring and modernizing of the Weather Service.