Sentences with phrase «modernising agenda»
The phrase "modernising agenda" refers to a plan or set of actions focused on updating and improving something to keep up with current times and needs. It involves making changes to make something more relevant, efficient, or effective in today's world. Full definition
Progressive Conservatism, the fusion of conservative and liberal values that has been increasing in popularity outside political parties around the world seemed one modernising agenda too far for the Tory Party.
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This crisis discredited the modernising agenda that framed Putin's first two presidencies, and undermined the regime's previous support base.
Mr Cameron denied he was trying to force the party into his own «clause four moment» to solidify his modernising agenda.
That there was a modernising agenda which David Cameron could adopt off the shelf in 2005 is, with respect to Oliver Letwin, primarily the work of Mr Maude.»
The difference is that now he presents it as part of a modernising agenda to bring Europe into the «post-bureaucratic age».