noun
definition
The process of modernizing.
Examples of modernisation in a Sentence
The best example of this is furnished by the expansion and modernisation of the subject-matter of Table I.
What's more, we were among the first wave of Foundation Trusts and are at the forefront of the modernisation agenda.
We do not have guillotine motions these days; instead we have program motions, which were recommended by the Modernisation Committee.
Whilst house and cottage are both immediately habitable, there is scope for modernisation and improvement in both cases.
In the name of ' modernisation ' the neo-liberal ideologues want to take us back to a milieu that pre-dates the welfare state.
This betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of how difficult true modernisation actually is.
However, without the promise of eventual redemption, economic modernisation becomes an end in itself.
However, modernisation has including uPVC replacement double glazed windows, uPVC soffits, fascias and gutters and a new garage roof.
The logic of modernity is contested, asserts Beck (1992), replaced by a new modernity of ' reflexive modernisation '.
To meet the transitional costs of transforming these departments, the Government is setting aside a modernisation fund of over £ 800 million.
The Director of Personnel said the Crime Fighting Fund was a barrier to workforce modernisation and was untenable in the long term.