Sentence examples for with modernising from inspiring English sources

But the ABA's Commission on Ethics 20/20, charged with modernising the profession, declined to take up this proposal.

He is also US Soccer's technical director, charged with modernising the national game on and off the field.

That will not please the interference-averse Indians.In theory, there is no reason why America should hold better relations with modernising India hostage to those with failing Pakistan.

Born Francisco Sanchez Gomez, he was credited with modernising the Spanish Gypsy tradition with jazz and bossa nova influences during a decades-long career.

May's referendum on gay marriage in Ireland, which was backed by 62% of voters, motivated Bell to push forward with modernising the island's laws.

But she didn't open her mouth," continued Dr Hawass, credited with modernising the management of Egypt's ancient sites and who claims to have repatriated 6,000 artefacts "stolen" by Western powers.

Inspired by Joseph Campbell's The Power of Myth: Masks of Eternity, Diallo creates new mythologies with her works, combining traditional photography with a modernising take on her subjects' identities through masks, regalia, and spiritual symbols.

For example, my own bank, the Co-op, recently updated its business banking site (the old one was "best viewed with Windows 2000!"), "modernising" it with a new two-factor authentication scheme in the form of a little numeric keypad gadget you carry around with you.

The designer, famed for his chameleon style, has been widely credited with revamping and modernising the house with his intricate and varied collections which draw widespread acclaim among the fashion elites.

The detail counts and will be pored over between now and polling day: the manifesto's aggressive revival of the "right to buy", now extended to all housing association tenants, invites comparison with the Thatcher era, and is hard to reconcile with the core modernising claim that "we are all in this together".

No one doubts that the archaic, overlapping patchwork of agencies needs modernising, with regulation refocused on a firm's activities rather than its legal form.