The US Army is undergoing its largest modernization in decades, but that modernization push is not limited to human soldiers.
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OIL RESERVE NEEDS MODERNIZATION, FEDS SAY: The Department of Energy says the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) needs a major modernization initiative.
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Department-wide modernization initiative The disability benefits system is not the only aspect of the VA in need of modernization efforts.
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He chairs the Intelligence Modernization and Readiness Subcommittee, a panel with oversight for the U.S. intelligence community's policies and programs, including information technology modernization.
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All three legs of the nuclear triad are being targeted for modernization nearly simultaneously, when there are probably ways to economize or delay plans for ICBM modernization.
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The credits – equaling up to 2202 percent of the qualifying modernization costs – could be earned on any building modernization project preserving the structure's valuable federally recognized historic qualities.
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When the opportunity to serve as the chairman of the Veterans' Affairs Subcommittee on Technology Modernization was presented, overseeing the Department of Veterans Affairs' massive EHR modernization program, I embraced it.
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Hurd's Modernizing Government Technology Act, part of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act recently signed into law, was the vehicle that advanced the modernization objective, establishing a $500 million central modernization fund that agencies can borrow against to update legacy systems, as well as working capital funds they can use for future modernization projects.
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Remember the FAA Modernization Act of 2012 I mentioned earlier?
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The department plans to complete its modernization program in 2018.
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And that means better technology, better plans and equipment, modernization.
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Rapid modernization and a growing technology scene are among them.
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This could be part of President Trump's infrastructure modernization project.
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So, the ground combat branch went on a modernization blitz.
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ET, he'll sign the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act.
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We should invest in modernization of our strategic delivery systems.
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Russia's defense modernization is ambitious, but running out of money.
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NAFTA's modernization should not endanger these U.S. jobs or sales.
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Low oil prices have delayed Putin's ambitious military modernization plans.
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Another provision included in the USA Act is currency modernization.
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The 28503 NPR addresses the modernization of the NC22019 system.
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Russia is also pursuing a robust military buildup and modernization.
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Modernization has been slow tracked for most of this century.
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We need a modernization plan that ensures we stay lit.
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We've had a very aggressive transformation in our modernization enterprise.
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Many in Congress prefer tradition when instead, we need modernization.
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But simplification and modernization don't automatically go hand in hand.
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Signal experts, meanwhile, were surprised by the aggressive modernization schedule.
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We've adapted to the modernization while remembering our cultural roots.
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The modernization of the fair, which will take place Sept.
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That process of modernization of the monarchy was very important.
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He simply said that modernization efforts will correct these deficiencies.
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The bipartisan ECPA Modernization Act of 2017 introduced by Sens.
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Easterbrook had been leading McDonald's in an aggressive modernization plan.
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MANY OF THESE TRADE AGREEMENTS THOUGH, THEY DID NEED MODERNIZATION.
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This geographic and political isolation has long delayed Bhutan's modernization.
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The legislation would create a $3.1 billion IT Modernization Fund.
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Set-backs to the domestic turbine program could hamper the modernization of power generation if growing tensions with Western states result in tighter sanctions since Russia's modernization plan is focused on using gas turbines.
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But any modernization is thanks to Obama, for now: But making the nuclear arsenal strong again started before he took office, for instance Obama's administration pushed for modernization starting in 2010, per Fox News.
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One of Kim's major priorities as leader has been economic modernization.
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Harrison said it still works, but is in need of modernization.
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Recently, veganism has enjoyed something of a modernization in the West.
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Scharre: The Army in particular very much has a modernization crisis.
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And so, the modernization budget has significantly increased over the years.
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The man tasked with overseeing the transformation and modernization, French Gen.
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Now he has to assess the scope of U.S. nuclear modernization.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA), and the EITC Modernization Act from Rep.
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But the greatest force resisting modernization efforts may well be us.
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Trump has frequently said that ongoing modernization efforts were already obsolete.
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The Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act, introduced by Sens.
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He will also sign the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act.
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TV's "Boundless" that 2202G is a fundamental aspect of city modernization.
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Smith opposed the Obama administration's modernization plans, arguing they were unaffordable.
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These maritime modernization efforts don't only address sea-based security vulnerabilities.
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Read how the best laid plans of modernization are backfiring here.
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The same committee looks at ground force modernization Wednesday, 1 p.m.
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She said modernization began in her store as early as 2016.
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House Armed Services looks at ground force modernization Wednesday, 1 p.m.
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Then, it deploys its modernization teams around those goals, Bergh said.
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It also focuses on a modernization of the country's air force.
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The Army plans to show off its modernization efforts this month.
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Despite the economic modernization, the country's poverty rate has remained high.
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The order further prioritizes the modernization of federal networks and systems.
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It perversely denies these vital credits for local school modernization projects.
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He opposed the Obama administration's modernization plans, arguing they weren't affordable.
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They cited the convenience of alternative food sources due to modernization.
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The Flood Insurance Market Parity and Modernization Act, introduced by Reps.
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EST: The Senate continues to debate the Energy Policy Modernization Act.
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The Trump administration already has its hands full with NAFTA modernization.
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And why the allure of an autocrat promising modernization remains strong.
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Orrin Hatch introduced the competing FDA Cosmetic Safety and Modernization Act.
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Congress has not treated NextGen modernization with the urgency it should.
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The Farm Workforce Modernization Act would address this issue as well.
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EDT: President Trump signs the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act.
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High-profile developments China's modernization drive has accelerated in recent months.
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"What modernization to 70 percent means is quite flexible," Kofman said.
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Thornberry's examples include $28500 billion for 6900 F-2628s, 28503 F-22019s and F-16 service life extensions; $15.1 billion for army combat vehicle and aviation modernization, Marine Corps ground combat element modernization and acceleration of Army prepositioned stocks as part of the European Reassurance Initiative; and $3.9 billion for existing facilities sustainment, facilities modernization and demolition and new construction.
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It would create a general fund for agencies to borrow from for modernization efforts and would also allow agencies to keep money saved from replacing legacy systems and spend it on future modernization efforts within three years.
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The pivot to social media is an obvious modernization of the show.
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Routh: I think readiness is probably a priority, as well as modernization.
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Sex toys have seen some major modernization over the past few years.
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For perspective, just one item, nuclear modernization, could alone cost $1 trillion.
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Donald Trump wanted to accelerate nuclear modernization, not so with Hillary Clinton.
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Officials in all three countries say NAFTA needs modernization in this area.
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The second example is a distribution grid facing the need for modernization.
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These trends in size and modernization are exacerbated by a few things.
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He has said that the government's ongoing modernization efforts are already obsolete.
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The Mexican government agrees that such a NAFTA "modernization" is in order.
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The U.S. government is in the midst of a broad modernization effort.
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The existing electricity system requires investment and modernization, but it fundamentally works.
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It is more modernization than the theater has seen in a while.
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One study estimated the modernization cost at $1 trillion over three decades.
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The 2020 census is a gargantuan modernization exercise and information technology upgrade.
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One proposal worth consideration is a modernization of the Glass-Steagall Act.
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He hosted a recent hearing with nuclear experts to debate modernization costs.
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If this happens, the modernization apace in this market will stall out.
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Agriculture was collectivized and a five-year plan of modernization was instituted.
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Innovation, modernization and creativity will help move us in the right direction.
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Esper and McCarthy have taken up the intractable challenge of Army modernization.
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Unproven upside alone has always been insufficient to motivate cross-functional modernization.
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Meanwhile the service is making hard choices about modernization programs and funding.
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In the postwar era, America made hospital construction and modernization a priority.
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The U.S. modernization program has many supporters in addition to Trump, however.
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India's army chief complained that the disparity "dashed our hopes" of modernization.
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To that end, what should be the goals of legislative modernization today?
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After a modernization program, the Chinese Navy has become the world's largest.
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That was China's right, "since it financed the modernization project," he said.
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The new treaty could be an important lever for long- awaited modernization.
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The upgrade is also part of Microsoft's wider effort at workplace modernization.
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But senators in both parties on Tuesday expressed support for nuclear modernization.
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The W88, meanwhile, is in the early stages of a modernization effort.
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Secular protestors opposed his authoritarianism, while Islamist protestors opposed his modernization agenda.
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Today there's another part of our government in massive need of modernization.
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Finally we see many of those changes in The Music Modernization Act.
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He reversed former multiple-election-winning Prime Minister Tony Blair's modernization project.
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But military modernization is expensive, and Russia's economy is not doing well.
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The path forward for Russian military modernization will be expensive and difficult.
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Trump signs the Music Modernization Act into law (The Verge) Why it matters: Many watched Kanye West meet President Trump at the White House, but what didn't make news was the president signing the Music Modernization Act into law.
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The lack of meaningful modernization can be blamed on a host of reasons.
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Modernization across the entire Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications (NC3) enterprise remains ongoing.
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Some analysts estimate the cost of modernization at $1 trillion over 30 years.
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The popular fast food chain has undergone major modernization efforts in recent years.
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The contract is part of a broad modernization of Pentagon information technology systems.
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As a result, tens of billions of dollars are wasted and modernization suffers.
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The 30-year U.S. modernization program is intended to maintain the American advantage.
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The Immigration Modernization Act has not, and likely will not, come to fruition.
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And we've forced to make unacceptable trades between readiness for structure and modernization.
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Chief among these is long overdue modernization of the Food and Drug Administration.
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Even the Pentagon's nuclear delivery systems are at the crisis point in modernization.
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It can upgrade the capacity, capability, lethality, readiness, and modernization of our military.
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The lower budget will prioritize cyber, space, Army modernization and hypersonics, he added.
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"What Omeed's doing is forcing the modernization of this industry," Whitten told me.
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Doing so can divert attention from other military challenges, like long-term modernization.
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To regain it, Congress must underwrite these informed modernization decisions of the Army.
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The network is in the middle of a $130 billion, five-year modernization.
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Aliyev supporters say he has brought stability, modernization and closer ties with Europe.
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All, however, understood that modernization and progress were essential for the industry's future.
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The two parties disagree about spending on nuclear modernization or the Iran Deal.
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Lack of modernization and continued inefficiency opened the door for private express carriers.
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Instead, the new monarch led Spain into a process of express-speed modernization,
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President Obama originally proposed the IT Modernization Fund as a $3.1 billion venture.
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Banks is ranking member of the House Veterans' Affairs Subcommittee on Technology Modernization.
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Maritime leaders are lining up behind a modernization plan that has three planks.
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Wednesday was the first time the $16 billion modernization estimate was made public.
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Can it afford to build intermediate-range missiles, given other defense modernization requirements?
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Back then, they were a symbol of the modernization promised by Mr. Assad.
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The "prior use" bureaucratize bars credits when the post-modernization use doesn't change.
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"The money is going from readiness to modernization to nuclear deterrent," he said.
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The politics of safety The Food Safety Modernization Act became law in 2011.
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And it doesn't include some modernization measures that policymakers have wanted for years.
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It did not meet with senior officials involved in the tax agency's modernization.
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Another obvious recommendation, perhaps the lowest-hanging fruit of all, is technological modernization.
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Third, the Music Modernization Act, which creates a blanket license for mechanical royalties.
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The reality is that Detroit's modernization is what most contributed to its collapse.
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And all of them should halt nuclear modernization efforts while those talks continue.
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Data will play a central role in driving the modernization of financial services.
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Love Field Airport Modernization Corporation, Dallas, $2108.2 million of general airport revenue bonds.
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And military working dogs aren&apost being left out of the modernization push.
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NextGen modernization is more than just an issue of passenger safety and convenience.
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"We see very intentional modernization," on the part of North Korea, Shriver said.
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Modernization would put an end to many of the Circle Line's anachronistic charms.
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What makes the Music Modernization Act's prospects bright is the bill's broad support.
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The House Oversight Committee holds a hearing on IT modernization at 2 p.m.
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" As for modernization, Mr. Mnuchin has called it one of his "great priorities.
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Xi has also overseen a military modernization program that has unnerved the region.
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The reasons for the modernization of arms control should be apparent to all.
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The federal government held that sale to fund a modernization of the SPR.
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The Flood Insurance Market Parity and Modernization Act, introduced by Ross and Rep.
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The modernization committee has a real opportunity to reconceptualize what Congress can be.
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Congress recently passed the Nuclear Energy Innovation and Modernization Act by big margins.
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Creates two new select committees on the modernization of Congress and the climate crisis.
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Such an apparatus also provides the mechanisms through which rapid modernization can take place.
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In addition, he said, the factory is undergoing modernization that is requiring production cutbacks.
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Nuclear weapons President Trump's critics have voiced few objections to Russia's nuclear weapons modernization.
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But pay-as-you-go pricing could also create a direct incentive for modernization.
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In reality, however, the so-called modernization effort is a massive regulatory power grab.
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NextGen is one of the most ambitious infrastructure and modernization projects in U.S. history.
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Washington has demanded that a modernization of the 1994 pact include stronger IP protections.
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We are in what's called a modernization phase relative for the Department of Defense.
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The bill also has a modernization provision that eliminates coverage gaps during enrollment periods.
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The treaty even allows for the modernization of existing nuclear weapons to that end.
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Improved oversight of drug development arrived in 1962 with the modernization of the FDA.
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The CBO study reviewed the Obama's Administration's plans for modernization of the nuclear arsenal.
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The facilities are open, but the refinery modernization project has been paused, she said.
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In December 2016, the Army released a "top 20163" list of its modernization efforts.
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If ever there were a country in need of modernization, Saudi Arabia is it.
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Defenders of private equity say the industry brings efficiency and modernization to struggling companies.
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The modernization plan will be implemented in multi-year phases, the Navy has said.
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She says she believes the UAE's rapid modernization has also added strain to relationships.
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The IRS Data Verification Modernization Act of 2017, recently introduced in Congress by Rep.
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In this case, the federal government isn't lacking a mature approach to tech modernization.
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The House Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress is key to this effort.
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"Britishness." This was partly because of the "regressive modernization" Hall saw under Thatcher—which
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He represented clients whose cases led lawmakers to pass the Food Safety Modernization Act.
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The Music Modernization Act (MMA) would literally usher copyright laws into the 21st century.
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"People want to know how much a complete M.T.A. modernization will cost," he said.
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For over a decade, we postponed modernization to procure equipment tailored to counterinsurgency operations.
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To prevent this, the Army developed six modernization priorities for our most urgent needs.
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Just look around and see how many we've lost to Sheetrock modernization and demolition.
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The Music Modernization Act was signed into law October 2018 to modernize copyright laws.
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Despite these achievements, other parts of the 220006 law are outdated and need modernization.
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This will reduce federal micromanagement and increase modernization and job creation at our airports.
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This award is an important step in the execution of the Digital Modernization Strategy.
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Chicago's 125-year-old elevated rail system is currently undergoing a major modernization effort.
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They instead prefer to focus on Fascism's role in Italian modernization and military might.
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Of that, $500 million will go public health data surveillance and analytics infrastructure modernization.
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Mr. Caracappa said elevator modernization projects ran between $150,000 to $350,000 for each elevator.
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The modernization they're going for comes partly in the form of the space itself.
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Western clothing and inventions spoke to the rapid modernization avidly encouraged by the emperor.
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Development of long-range precision fires technology is the Army's number one modernization priority.
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The Music Modernization Act combines parts of several proposals made over the last year.
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The next administration could abandon or delay some aspects of modernization to cut costs.
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The Army modernization strategy declares the Army needs to modernize for the information age.
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" China has shrugged off objections, considering such exercises part of its "military modernization program.
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Having thankfully eliminated the notion of authoritarian modernization, this is the road best traveled.
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Russia and China are in the midst of their own major nuclear modernization efforts.
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Smith has long been a critic of the high price tag of nuclear modernization.
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So, given that these modernization efforts are so important, where is the funding holdup?
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Combined, the $6900 billion required for full nuclear modernization is well within affordable bounds.
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The bill includes numerous priorities from Republicans and Democrats around the theme of modernization.
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He instituted a radical program of modernization which introduced musical influences from the West.
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You know, modernization came, everyone wants to live in a big, new, westernized buildings.
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Public/private partnerships between industry, government and consumers can make investments in modernization happen.
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China is in the midst of an immense strategic modernization program, shrouded in secrecy.
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But if modernization erodes the clergy's authority, how long will its members remain docile?
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Jane Steele is successful because it is neither a modernization nor a romantic comedy.
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This interpretation of the antebellum North and South fit well within postwar modernization theory.
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The 2018 budget requested the modernization of 56 of the General Dynamics-made vehicles.
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The American Legion has testified in support of Appeals Modernization at least three times this year, as have other VSOs, and we recently held a press conference with members of both the House and Senate, Republican and Democrat, who all support Appeals Modernization.
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" He specifically defended the arsenal's modernization, saying the new B61 bomb "creates more strategic stability.
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Separately, Russia's Vladimir Putin in a speech called for a modernization of Moscow's nuclear program.
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In response, Blackburn defended her positions and highlighted her work on the Music Modernization Act.
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We support an enhanced budget that will fully fund critically needed IRS information systems modernization.
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Republican Senator Ron Johnson, the committee's chairman, said the modernization was too slow and expensive.
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Predictably, most of that restructuring and modernization process is affecting large state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
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Horse meat's heyday came after World War II, with the modernization of the agricultural industry.
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Any cyber policy or legislation that does not include IT modernization is doomed to fail.
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The intergovernmental agreement covers construction and modernization of research nuclear reactors and nuclear medicine development.
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Kerry praised Cambodia's "remarkable" growth and modernization and the trade relationship between the two countries.
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Nevertheless, although the pace of Russia's military modernization may have slowed somewhat, it continues apace.
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The announcement again highlights the rapid modernization of the Chinese military in the recent decades.
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The committee will also be discussing similar administration modernization proposals for the Department of Energy.
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They explained why they're looking closely at investments that tackle the modernization of clinical trials.
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MGT calls for $250 million for the general modernization fund in both 2018 and 2019.
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Perhaps, we thought, the new attention would lead to the modernization of U.S. public health.
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"An inevitable consequence of the modernization process is a deep loss of identity," Palazzi said.
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The Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act of 2017 was signed into law on Aug.
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According to The New York Times there was another incentive behind popularizing the dish: modernization.
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There's a lot of other money we're taking about to go into refurbishing and modernization.
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The changes faced by traditional ethnic minority cultures are common amid the global modernization process.
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The Polish Navy is hardly better; the Polish fleet is desperately in need of modernization.
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GRANITE CITY, ILLINOIS, NEW PLANTS OPENING UP. HAWESVILLE KENTUCKY, ALUMINUM, $150 MILLION MODERNIZATION AND EXPANSION.
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His Office of American Innovation runs modernization projects that include government technology and patient data.
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The Sewerage and Water Board is now pulling together proposals for a more ambitious modernization.
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The SPR modernization plan also calls for work on terminals to take oil by ship.
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But Democrats said the measure was backward looking and had little to do with modernization.
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The Obama administration proposed UI modernization in its final year, but the plan went nowhere.
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Panetta says he doubts the United States will be able to fund the modernization program.
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The modernization upgrades — being designed by Lockheed Martin — will go on both variants, DePietro said.
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It has long been touted as a sign of modernization and "Israelization" in insular communities.
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Part of this modernization was to reduce the number of pages on the current state.
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ArcelorMittal also said it would put €2.4 billion into the plant's modernization and environmental cleanup.
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"Brexit is a catalyst for the modernization of the financial centre in Paris," Pecresse said.
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Tsai said she was strengthening Taiwan's military capabilities in the face of China's rapid modernization.
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The first priority listed under the "Warfighting" subhead is to improve ship maintenance and modernization.
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"The modernization program, at first blush, looks like a pretty hefty price tag," he said.
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There, Communists' promises of rapid, state-led modernization captured the imagination of many anticolonial nationalists.
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That could change, though, if we do not make the proper investments in FAA modernization.
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Laurent Guyot: There are many many bids and many areas of modernization that are ongoing.
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He spun a new myth of France's global importance and prepared France's economy for modernization.
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Furthermore, Trump's pursuit of Obama's programs of modernization of the nuclear forces poses extraordinary dangers.
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Inherent contradictions and weaknesses, allied with competing international developments, persistently favored modernization imposed from above.
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The burgeoning private spaceflight industry could also be hampered by delayed air traffic control modernization.
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Sure, vintage snobs will have to put up with a few conspicuous nods toward modernization.
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Both Moscow and Beijing reportedly include nuclear warhead testing as components of their modernization programs.
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Kempczinski has said he will generally continue Easterbrook&aposs strategy, which emphasizes technology and modernization.
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MGT calls for $85033 million for the general modernization fund in both 2018 and 2019.
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The modernization of the U.S. immigration system now lays in the hands of the GOP.
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In any case, pressing ahead with the current nuclear modernization plans is unnecessary and unsustainable.
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The Internet Safety Modernization Act of 2017 presents a clear, informed response to this issue.
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That means we should not confuse the airlines' plans for privatization with real ATC modernization.
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Yet, the current round of mass strikes is a direct challenge to this modernization drive.
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However, Ms. Corazza Bildt believes that Mr. Macron, an advocate of modernization, might be persuadable.
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Hollywood-style action But it's on the home front where modernization efforts are most apparent.
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Moreover, in 2202, Congress passed the Appeals Modernization Act, which went into effect in 2628.
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" During her confirmation hearing, Hayden described technology modernization as one of the library's "biggest challenges.
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Not by us, but it was described as modernization and ... So they were hip conservatives?
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In October, the service unveiled LRPF, along with its five other modernization priorities -- the next-generation combat vehicle, future vertical lift, a mobile network, air and missile defense, and soldier lethality -- as part of a plan to overhaul modernization and build a future force.
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But its ancient way of life is at odds with the pace and nature of modernization.
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They tell him how much they love Cuba, and they're worried that modernization will change it.
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Wuxi Jiangnan Institute of Computing Technology's mission is "to support China's military modernization," the department noted.
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With award-winning stonework and recent modernization, the multi-turreted property is a comfortable family home.
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"China's military modernization is consistent with its rapid economic growth," the Australian Department of Defense said.
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For musicians, there was reason to celebrate streaming in 2018 thanks to the Music Modernization Act.
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In the future, the Music Modernization Act should solve this specific issue from being a problem.
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"We see ourselves as playing a catalytic role in the modernization of African retail," Dlamini said.
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The swelling modernization costs soared, resulting in a series of allegations and delayed payments for Tilden.
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His visit to Vietnam comes at a time when both countries are undergoing military modernization programs.
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The Integrated Public Alert and Warning System Modernization Act of 2015 specifically says: Use of System.
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Russia embarked on a modernization of its biggest refineries in 2011 following a fuel shortage crisis.
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On October 11th, the President signed the Hatch-Goodlatte Music Modernization Act (the "Act", or "MMA").
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But there are still lessons that can be learned from Australia Post's fledgling attempts at modernization.
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TRUMP: We have done a lot of modernization and we have done a lot of renovation.
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European Union funds — some $90 billion between 2012 and 2016 alone — have fast-forwarded Polish modernization.
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POTUS is scheduled to sign the Music Modernization Act while Ye is at the White House.
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The good news is that many will continue to work to advance the modernization now underway.
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Recently, a great deal of attention has been dedicated to the debate over Copyright Office modernization.
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But Huerta also pointed out that there has been "tremendous progress" in the ongoing modernization effort.
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Competition such as Linux is already entering the space, and consistent modernization is bound to result.
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First, the Airbus deal comes with a much broader modernization package for Iran's entire aviation sector.
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Dear Congress: the veterans of this nation call on you to pass VA appeals modernization now!
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Earlier this month, the new 116th Congress created a Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress.
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Achieving growth potential through consolidation One of the modernization report's primary recommendations is IT consolidation, i.e.
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The NGSW effort is part of the modernization strategy being orchestrated by Army Futures Command (AFC).
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The report also outlined general steps the government should take to ramp up its modernization efforts.
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Operations and sustainment (O&S) costs will continue to be paid irrespective of nuclear modernization decisions.
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As Kigali presses ahead with sparkling modernization, life on the streets is likely to grow harsher.
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And South Korea has offered the North a modernization planthat includes building railways and power plants.
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This process — internally dubbed "modernization" — involves eliminating some overnight and backroom shifts and changing stocking processes.
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This employee said his store has been experiencing the effects of modernization for about two years.
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China's military is undergoing an ambitious modernization program that has included tests of anti-satellite missiles.
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But senators in both parties on Tuesday expressed support for nuclear modernization despite the cost estimate.
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It's time Congress supports electric and gas infrastructure modernization efforts that will help further this transformation.
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While change will be difficult for some, we can no longer afford to delay Army modernization.
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He talked of funding a major military buildup, starting with a modernization of America's nuclear arsenal.
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Texas's diverse energy production is the golden standard when it comes to investments in grid modernization.
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Third, peace in Afghanistan will come only after a sustained period of modernization and capacity building.
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China's comparatively modest modernization efforts are intended to prevent any U.S. president from taking that risk.
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The Pentagon was uncertain all F-35s would necessarily need to undergo this level of modernization.
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This is as much about the financial pressures on these institutions as it is about modernization.
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Hurd has focused on other cybersecurity issues while in office including IT modernization and workforce shortages.
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Instead, the galleries are divided into four broad categories: Modernization; Global Networks; Everyday Life; and Identities.
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China has mounted a rapid military modernization campaign designed to limit U.S. access to the region.
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At the height of modernization, that cost will rise to seven percent of the defense budget.
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The next step is to think about possible areas for improvement, such as modernization of technology.
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Prince Mohammed had appealed to the kingdom's wealthy for months to invest in his modernization program.
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The biggest challenges to Mr. Xi's military modernization may involve updating attitudes as well as technology.
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Afghanistan's growing cellular network has long been considered a benchmark for the country's modernization and growth.
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CRA modernization is easily the most impactful regulatory action we are likely to see this year.
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The whole idea of modernization raises, whether latently or overtly, the issue of what to keep.
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They talked about modernization, growth and harmony in diversity, about communication, social dialogue and calming tensions.
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Operations, interim upgrades and full modernization could cost $1.2 trillion, according the Congressional Budget Office report.
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For most of Asia, modernization has been synonymous with westernization — but China is different, Dychtwald explained.
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Though the refinery, a 2300s business, didn't survive Deng Xiaoping's economic modernization drive, its building did.
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" It accuses Beijing of "leveraging military modernization, influence operations, and predatory economics to coerce neighboring countries.
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" It would make more sense to describe them as "forced modernization states" or "national development states.
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Beer makes it clear that Russia's modernization also contributed to Siberia's failure as a penal colony.
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New York (CNN Business)Kroger is rolling out a new logo in a major modernization effort.
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The Medicare Modernization Act also established Medicare's prescription drug program, Part D, which offers another lesson.
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China also is investing heavily in 5G technology as part of the modernization and urbanization efforts.
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Perhaps the firing of Pallante will spur supporters of Copyright Office modernization to redouble their efforts.
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These consumers of self-care options are the reason OTC Monograph modernization efforts are so important.
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The modernization of Seoul into a megacity may have also reasonably compelled Lee's interest in architecture.
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Claiming, for example, that former Register Pallante had done nothing on IT modernization rings hollow when it was Pallante who initiated and implemented a public consultation process, which led to publication of the most forward-looking IT modernization plan in the history of the Copyright Office.
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The rewrite offered improvements in maintenance, code modernization and modularization benefits, but required some adjustments to optimize.
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Another application of software modernization can enable fast upgrades to an F-35's Mission Data Files.
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When you say "modernization," are there examples we would see early on if this money got appropriated?
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Acton estimates approximately $100 billion in savings alone could be achieved from the nuclear weapons modernization program.
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Owner L'Oreal called it a "successful modernization" and claimed double-digit growth in the U.S. that year.
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Last month, the House of Representatives approved the Music Modernization Act by a vote of 415-0.
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In contrast, spending on "development, modernization and enhancement" of federal IT systems has declined, according to GAO.
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India has embarked on a land record modernization program to survey lands, upgrade records and establish ownership.
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The Online Safety Modernization Act of 2017 collects several of Clark's earlier bills, with sponsorship from Rep.
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Copy of Task 212015 deliverable, aka "Draft Plan" from the OceanEast Field Modernization consultant to the FCC.
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In a report, the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency called Taiwan the "primary driver" for China's military modernization.
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As What Works Cities and other municipalities continue modernization and efficiency improvements, these principles will be relevant.
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U.S. Steel Vice President Douglas Matthews acknowledged the modernization would cut costs and reliance on manual labor.
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The dispute also has weighed on the crucial NAFTA modernization talks, which have dragged on for months.
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Modernization, with rapidly increasing globalization and urbanization, is also linked to anxiety about the future, Rubin says.
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More than 50 years has passed since the war, and Korea is continuing to undergo rapid modernization.
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Saving lives Two more of the Army's top 10 modernization projects dealt specifically with saving troops' lives.
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House lawmakers on Friday reintroduced bipartisan legislation to set up a working capital fund for IT modernization.
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In the United States, the FAA is well into its fourth decade of failed technology modernization programs.
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Then there's the issue of IT modernization, which the Trump administration has singled out as a priority.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping is overseeing an ambitious military modernization program, including developing advanced nuclear-capable missiles.
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Hurd also serves as the top Republican on the House Intelligence Subcommittee on Intelligence Modernization and Readiness.
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To them, it is a place scarred by slums and blight, remediable only through razing and modernization.
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We have already announced tenders for the modernization of all plants that have to meet the requirements.
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The modernization also entails refurbishing nuclear warheads and improving the aging facilities where the work is done.
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The airport symbolizes everything the terrorist group detests, including modernization, international integration and a secular democratic system.
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That money could otherwise pay for improved readiness, modernization, or pay down our $21 trillion national debt.
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Modernization of our nation's air traffic control (ATC) system is a key priority for the business traveler.
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That budget is expected to include more money devoted to modernization and the buildup of the military.
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For a modernization on the scale of London's, Byford will need a budget that politicians cannot touch.
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Russia embarked on a multibillion modernization of its biggest refineries in 2011 following a fuel shortage crisis.
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His rapid modernization and anti-corruption initiatives, whatever their motivations, seemed sure to inspire legions of enemies.
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The modernization of the aging, but still powerful, fighters will see them equipped with potent cruise missiles.
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The Senate is also likely to approve the measure, called the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act.
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Keith Payne, a former Defense Department official and longtime nuclear expert, argues that modernization is badly overdue.
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A Senate Armed Services subcommittee will hold a hearing on Air Force modernization at 2:30 p.m.
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Within the context of midcentury modernization, these unstable images relay a sense of unceasing and unstable progress.
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These logging camps in the Midwest and Northeast managed to resist workplace modernization well into the 1930s.
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"Customers are going through a journey of modernization and public cloud adoption," said Talwar, in a statement.
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The former can look forward to a month of romantic escapades and fulfilling modernization projects at work.
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In the end, safety, modernization and expansion projects will be put on hold for our interstate system.
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The modernization of Mexico's energy sector will also require significant investment and the opportunity for joint ventures.
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After the country's disastrous war with Georgia in 2008, Putin had embarked on an extensive modernization program.
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Ensuring the continued credibility of deterrence depends on the nation placing the necessary value on nuclear modernization.
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That will require global changes in workplace training and continued modernization of education systems, the O.E.C.D. says.
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And South Korea has offered the North a modernization plan that includes building railways and power plants.
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Callimachi: It would be the start of an even further modernization of Mosul and of Iraq overall.
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Our successes over the last year show the value of the revamped and well orchestrated modernization enterprise.
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Alex also played an important role in the debate, passage and implementation of the Medicare Modernization Act.
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"Father Coyne oversaw the modernization of the observatory's role in the world of science," Brother Consolmagno said.
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The road is meant to highlight Baku's recent modernization, and it is lined with sleek new buildings.
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The Northern line modernization was completed in about three years — a shorter period than on other lines.
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They can do that by passing the bipartisan School Food Modernization Act — a proposal introduced by Sen.
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A Senate Armed Services subcommittee will hold a hearing on Air Force modernization at 2:30 p.m.
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U.S. Steel Vice President Douglas Matthews acknowledged the modernization would cut costs and reliance on manual labor.
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Modernization will bring fairness, savings and an overall better traveling experience for the vast majority of Americans.
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The event brings together business leaders, policymakers and investors to discuss the modernization of the nation's infrastructure.
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She should be commended for modernization of the Act, including short-term Pell grants; Competencies; and Apprenticeships.
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And certainly some aspects of modernization, such as more available health care for children, will benefit them.
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Congress and the Trump administration must not waver in their support for the U.S. nuclear modernization program.
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If passed, the Music Modernization Act would be the first overhaul to music copyright law in decades.
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For one, Congress will have to provide funding for the general modernization fund created by the provision.
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In short, Copyright Office modernization is badly needed, but is stymied by current deficiencies in bureaucratic organization.
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"The continued modernization of our military is a strong driving force for high growth industries," he said.
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Katherine Clark (D-Mass.) introduced the "Online Safety Modernization Act", with bipartisan support of co-sponsors Reps.
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Medicare MSAs came into use in 2007, as a result of the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003.
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Leading the NAFTA modernization talks for the Trump administration is Robert Lighthizer, the United States trade representative.
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The dwindling money would mean an inability to start hundreds of new programs, triggering delays to modernization.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Iran was once held up as a model by modernization theorists.
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A Senate Armed Services subcommittee will hold a hearing on Marine Corps ground modernization at 2 p.m.
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Those advocates say the Sugar Policy Modernization Act could save their businesses and consumers billions every year.
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The Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act (FIRRMA) will make advisors' jobs even more challenging, said Rosener.
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Swalwell is chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence's Subcommittee on Intelligence Modernization and Readiness.
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Under Mr. Sall's presidency, Senegal has made major steps toward modernization, especially when it comes to infrastructure.
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The idea is to leverage the best possible modernization upgrades able to integrate into the existing vehicle.
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In October, however, Siemens said it was ready to participate in the modernization of power plants in Russia.
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NKA was modernist architecture without modernization; the buildings hinted at the Angkorian empire, but it was centuries gone.
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The national land record modernization program, launched in 2008, aims to survey lands, update records and establish ownership.
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"Code requirements, redevelopment opportunities, fleet electrification, grid modernization work—those are generational projects," says Hand, the transportation consultant.
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For the most part, the Army is readjusting by sacrificing size and deferring modernization to ensure current readiness.
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But the real changes have come as a result of Russia's $670 billion modernization program, announced in 2011.
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He said he had never seen hours drop that low for employees with open schedules prior to modernization.
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Duterte approved the $5.6-billion modernization plan at a meeting with top defense and military officials last month.
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While Russia did not increase spending in 2018, the country did complete an expensive military modernization in 2016.
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Like many New York apartments, the bones of Monica's place are great, it just needed a little modernization.
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Worldwide, cultivation of — and collaboration with — native bees through traditional beekeeping is fast becoming collateral damage of modernization.
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"The city escaped the modernization trends that destroyed many traditional earthen cities," UNESCO's description of Yazd City reads.
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Modernization of the U.S. nuclear force was expected to cost more than $350 billion over the next decade.
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In 2003, a Republican Congress intervened and passed the Medicare Modernization Act, which increased subsidies for health plans.
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The Army's recent Combat Vehicle Modernization Strategy specifically mentions the value of adapting the XM360 for future use.
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"The modernization of the free trade agreement is a priority in the Mexican trade agenda," the ministry said.
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The back story: The Music Modernization Act is the most significant update to music copyright law since 2006.
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Like any infrastructure, however, they require strengthening and modernization, particularly in light of a changing economy and society.
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U.S. officials have noted that America's nuclear modernization is lagging behind Russia's upgrade of its own nuclear triad.
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Freer movement of professionals Per the New York Times: Modernization: All partners agree that the agreement needs updating.
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The Democratic National Committee is searching for an executive to lead its IT modernization, cybersecurity and technology efforts.
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We have submitted to Congress a modernization plan developed with the help of VSOs and other veterans advocates.
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Modernization of government commenting platforms to make them robust against flooding is only a very minimal first step.
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Indeed, the debate over what an infrastructure modernization package should look like is now heating up in Washington.
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Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act of 2017 (HR 2288) that recently passed the House was the result.
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His modest gains upset arms controllers, he wrote, not least because his modernization plans are "anything but modest."
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To expeditiously shepherd top modernization programs from concept to fielding, the Army established eight Cross-Functional Teams (CFTs).
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Banks represents the 3rd District of Indiana and is chairman of the Veterans Affairs Subcommittee on Technology Modernization.
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However, these well-intentioned methods of modernization have apparently done little to draw shoppers to the mall's stores.
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The more than $1 trillion proposed for future decades of nuclear modernization has no substantial opposition within Congress.
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They celebrated the modernization of the notoriously finicky winemaking process; the developments allowed for greater consistency and precision.
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Russia is still carrying out modernization work on its biggest refineries that has been going on for years.
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Still, the measure, known as the Energy Policy Modernization Act, would respond to the rapidly transforming energy landscape.
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In Han Shan's view, China's modernization has come at a price: Society has lost its connection with nature.
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Another possibility is the conference report for the Energy Policy Modernization Act, which passed the Senate in April.
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It tried to compete by closing stores and cutting costs, failing to invest in their upkeep and modernization.
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An airport's size, passenger capacity and the degree of modernization in its bag handling all play a role.
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Decolonization was the era of grand slogans about the advancement of peoples and modernization through massive infrastructure projects.
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Bits Special Section WASHINGTON — United States history is marked by modernization efforts aimed at leaving no one behind.
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The U.S. Chamber believes one way the federal government can help is by enacting an infrastructure modernization plan.
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The House voted to reauthorize the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress for another year on Thursday.
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But $6900 of the OCO money would be used for base requirements such as readiness, infrastructure and modernization.
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Less than a year ago, the Music Modernization Act (MMA) was passed by Congress and signed into law.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect the House passed the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act.
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He repeated that Iran's road to economic recovery, growth and modernization lay in deeper engagement with other countries.
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The speech hit a number of defense issues, from nuclear modernization to the defense budget to North Korea.
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OCO resources are only fully available for the current year, whereas planning for modernization requires multi-year commitments.
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On the great power competition front, two things are worth highlighting: the Space Force and the Army modernization.
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The Death Road's first 14 miles of pavement are the result of a partial modernization completed in 2006.
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It uses the definition of derivatives as laid out by the Modernization of Derivatives Tax Act of 2017.
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President Xi Jinping is overseeing an ambitious military modernization program, including developing stealth fighters and building aircraft carriers.
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The Army anticipates "severe impacts in all six of modernization priorities," Army documents obtained by Business Insider said.
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The Middle East is at an important inflection point: Saudi Arabia is undertaking unprecedented and long-overdue modernization.
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I think it's necessary, but it would need to come with the additional monies for readiness and modernization.
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These 39-year-old planes are mission-ready just 66% of the time and are undergoing modernization upgrades.
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The new "blended" system is based, in part, on recommendations by the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission.
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The first increment of follow-on modernization, Block 24, is expected to add new capabilities and correct deficiencies.
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Will the only alternatives available to an older building be modernization — "freshening up," in developer's parlance — or demolition?
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The plan includes electric vehicles, more renewable sources of power, energy efficiency and modernization of the electric grid.
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The most-heralded evidence of modernization under Prince Mohammed was his lifting of a ban on women driving.
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America's current and future economic vitality depends on productive talks with China and a successful modernization of Nafta.
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There is broad bipartisan support for responsible modernization, including the nation's largest banks and most progressive community advocates.
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Banamex helped fuel Citigroup's profit as the bank rode the wave of Mexico's growing economy and financial modernization.
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Then there is London, where the modernization of the Tube system could provide a blueprint for New York.
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You would do well to consider what the GOP can learn from three elements of their political modernization.
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It plans to invest around 413 million euros in the extension and modernization of its network in 2017.
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To understand the need for NEPA modernization, it's first necessary to understand how the law has been abused.
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This is one of the priorities of modernization, but it requires equipment and training for controllers and pilots.
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But in spite of modernization, urbanization and the persecution of religions under former Communist governments, sprinkling has survived.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) historically led the development and modernization of accounting for fossil fuel energy.
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Our bipartisan, collaborative effort to pass the Farm Workforce Modernization Act in the House is a momentous one.
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One of those measures, the Federal Information Security Modernization Act, directed the administration to update Circular A-130.
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If passed into law, the Music Modernization Act would improve music copyright protections in at least three ways.
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Also that month, Mr. Cuomo announced that the state is helping finance the modernization of Rochester International Airport.
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Heated rhetoric about nuclear weapons use, modernization of stockpiles and changes to extended deterrence could undermine nonproliferation programs.
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The scale, scope and capacity of the Russian and Chinese nuclear modernization programs far outstrip current U.S. efforts.
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At McDonald&aposs, the shift toward fewer franchisees with more stores was accelerated by Easterbrook&aposs modernization plan.
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Thune pointed to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System modernization bill that the Senate approved last year.
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It slashed spending on advertising and it failed to invest in the upkeep and modernization of its outlets.
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To deliver more natural gas to more customers throughout the country, we encourage modernization of federal permitting policies.
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If a regulator restricts a utility's rate of profit by too much, grid modernization can become prohibitively expensive.
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I'm hopeful that our NAFTA renegotiations will include a chapter on digital trade as part of this modernization.
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The Russian modernization of its sub-strategic and strategic nuclear forces jeopardizes the U.S. capacity to credibly deter.
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Until Jan 27.50, Taos Ski Valley operators had been focused on the modernization of the aging ski area.
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Further exploring potential for tourism by visiting Halong Bay would show a commitment to modernization and regional integration.
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While the VA transition includes councils of clinical advisers, the modernization is currently led by an acquisitions officer.
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The show, "Bare, Naked, Nude: A Story of Modernization in Turkish Painting," at the Pera Museum here until Feb.
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Telangana and other states are racing to digitize land records as part of the national land records modernization program.
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This includes everything from IT modernization to staff diversity and recruitment, to increasing transparency, improving civility and congressional operations.
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A team including Nexter, Renault Trucks Defense and Thales developed Jaguar as part of the French Army's modernization program.
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"We are convinced that a modernization is perfectly possible, we are convinced that common sense will triumph," she said.
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The national land record modernization program, launched in 2008, was aimed at surveying lands, upgrading records and establishing ownership.
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Both the Army and Navy leaders claim that they are not receiving sufficient funding to meet their modernization objectives.
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It also reduced unemployment taxes for businesses by almost $800 million, allowing further investments in employees, modernization and expansion.
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Markle and Harry's marriage is representative of the leaps and strides that the British monarchy is taking towards modernization.
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Modernization could reduce the number of unionized controllers, who earn $130,000 to $180,000 a year according to online listings.
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"We have to start a process of looking at what's next after we complete the modernization effort," he added.
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U.S. officials have also noted that America's nuclear modernization is lagging behind Russia's upgrade of its own nuclear triad.
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EZSource, it said, provides a visual dashboard to show developers which applications have changed to ease the modernization process.
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While remarkably intact for their age, these national treasures are being lost over time to neglect and reckless modernization.
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That he lived during an earlier period of modernization in China, before it adopted regressive policies, usually goes unremarked.
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But it's not what I think is best for the Russian people, but they're fueling their own nuclear modernization.
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As part of GM's modernization plan, the company is reducing its salaried workforce by 15%, including non-factory workers.
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By a vote of 28503-22019, the House of Representatives today approved H.R. 5424 – the Investment Advisers Modernization Act.
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During the speech, Xi laid out his strategic vision for achieving full "socialist modernization" within the next 18 years.
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The Department of Energy and Congress under Obama can also largely be credited with modernization effort, per CBS News.
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These efforts had the effect of limiting U.S. nuclear modernization options and largely failed to achieve their stated objectives.
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The legislation was filed as an amendment to S.2012 -- the Energy Policy Modernization Act of 2015, Inhofe said.
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According to Huerta, the FAA has already delivered more than $2.72 billion in benefits under the NextGen modernization umbrella.
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Modernization: There's still a big debate over how to update the system to handle photos and real-time video.
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It's a testament to Jaimes' strength as a writer and artist that the modernization doesn't feel clumsy or forced.
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The administration argues that removing operations from the unpredictable appropriations process will help speed up long-stalled modernization efforts.
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"I want modernization and total rehabilitation," Trump told reporters Wednesday during an appearance with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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The rule is the last of a series of seven regulations required by the 2010 Food Safety Modernization Act.
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To address some of these concerns, Congress has made significant progress on the Energy Policy Modernization Act (S. 2012).
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But a modernization project that began in 2012 has switched out that old equipment for modern, computer-powered hardware.
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All this happened as traditional ways of life and values were being shaken by the modernization of the 1920s.
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The relocation effort also stems from a government push for modernization in the face of a changing global economy.
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The bill, titled the ECPA Modernization Act of 2017, aims to update the Email Communications Privacy Act of 1986.
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The United States has a major nuclear modernization program underway, at a cost of tens of billions of dollars.
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The modernization of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is a ripe opportunity to level the playing field.
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China's slower growth calls into question the sustainability of massive spending, whether it be on infrastructure or military modernization.
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Rather, the private sector must be clear that it seeks modifications, or even better, a modernization of the treaty.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has rightfully brought infrastructure modernization to the top of our national to-do list.
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The bill, titled the ECPA Modernization Act of 2017, aims to update the Email Communications Privacy Act of 85033.
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At least 13 workers said their backrooms became increasingly unsafe as a result of the shift changes from modernization.
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This employee said that with modernization came cuts in various teams, which added to the workloads of other employees.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated nuclear modernization and sustainment could cost $28500 trillion over the next 6900 years.
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Senators reintroduced an energy policy modernization bill earlier this summer, but it hasn't yet been scheduled for a vote.
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He said the Army earlier this year began assessing how necessary certain programs are to meet major modernization plans.
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We reengineered our entire modernization enterprise by establishing Army Futures Command to streamline the development of new weapons systems.
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The Music Modernization Act You wouldn't typically consider Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, the savior of rock n' roll musicians.
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Alas, the history of large-scale federal IT modernization projects suggests this all may be easier said than done.
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The modernization fund was just one component of the White House's major cyber push in its annual budget request.
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The water infrastructure for major U.S. cities is nearing a century old and is in urgent need of modernization.
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Part of the reason why is the inevitable march toward modernization that's occurred in Indonesia since it gained independence.
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Mahathir, who was prime minister from 13 to 21, enjoys a reputation as the father of Malaysia's economic modernization.
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In the case of a six-month continuing resolution, modernization programs across the service branches would suffer serious setbacks.
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Obama's nuclear modernization began diverging from his original vision early on, when Republican senators resisted his arms reduction strategy.
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In exchange for ratification, the White House would have to agree to massive modernization of the remaining U.S. weapons.
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A modernization plan for the subway, which carries about six million riders each day, will be released in May.
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Mr. Trump accurately noted that military officials had expressed concern about degraded troop readiness and delayed modernization of supplies.
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AVR, which falls under the umbrella of voter modernization, was first implemented in the U.S. in 2015 in Oregon.
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While many once-violent rivalries are becoming more placid with the game's modernization, this one is only heating up.
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Mr. Shao's modernization campaign will happen on more than 30 acres far away from Dongguan, in neighboring Hunan Province.
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Phoenix, along with Seattle-Tacoma and New Orleans, have terminal modernization projects underway, with new local food options planned.
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Under the Music Modernization Act, the licensing collective would serve as a one-stop shop to obtain those rights.
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On Friday, the governor said that a modernization effort would "run parallel" with the effort to simply restore power.
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Just last week, the Senate voted to permanently authorize the LWCF through S. 85033, the Energy Policy Modernization Act.
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For example, Mr. Harvey said, Mr. Trump could have simply been voicing support for continuing the "nuclear modernization" program.
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After months of closed-door bipartisan negotiations, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act was introduced in late October by Reps.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated nuclear modernization and sustainment could cost $85033 trillion over the next 30 years.
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Senators would not discuss details such as the low-yield weapons proposal, but generally said they support modernization efforts.
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India undertook a massive land record modernization program in 2008, aimed at surveying lands, upgrading records and establishing ownership.
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But he also he pushed the country to adopt Western-oriented secular modernization, allowing some degree of cultural freedom.
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But $15.7 billion of the war funding would be used for base requirements such as readiness, infrastructure and modernization.
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But modernization is on the way, and commuters who take the train daily say it cannot come soon enough.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this report misstated how the Sugar Modernization Act of 2017 would affect import quotas.
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Where the networks themselves have improved, it's the state — not any private company — that has underwritten or financed modernization.
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Our nation's manufacturing sector is undeniably linked to the growth and modernization of our nation's transportation and energy infrastructure.
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We recently introduced a bipartisan proposal – the Farm Workforce Modernization Act – to improve our agricultural labor programs and laws.
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After months of closed-door bipartisan negotiations, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act was introduced in late October by Reps.
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The post-war trading system has certainly served our national interests, but few would disagree that modernization is necessary.
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The Sugar Policy Modernization Act is the bill we've authored, and the reforms it proposes are modest in scope.
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A true modernization of NAFTA should push the agreement forward to address today's environment as well as the future.
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More reliable funding and better management tools will ensure that modernization projects are completed on-time and on-budget.
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Since the start of modernization in the 1970s, China has seen both its total and GDP per capita grow.
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On top of rising wages, McDonald&aposs franchisees faced another massive cost — the price of Easterbrook&aposs modernization plan.
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Inter RAO CEO Boris Kovalchuk said the modernization program would open a large market for GE for 10 years.
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They suggest that it too, like other systems of production of the time, was ripe for modernization and adaptation.
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This is largely from the added cost of the needed equipment and technology to speed up the modernization process.
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Modernization costs would be split between $10.8 billion for software development and $5.4 billion for deploying the updates and other procurement in support of the modernization efforts, Representative Niki Tsongas said at a hearing of a subcommittee of the House of Representatives Armed Services Committee, citing the information provided by the Pentagon.
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Prior to the modernization of refrigeration in the 19th century, many vegetables were only available during their specific growing season.
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Separately, Russian President Vladimir Putin gave a speech Thursday in which he called for a modernization of Moscow's nuclear program.
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McDonald's USA draws on results from modernization projects in the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada as it pushes the effort.
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Possible confusion points When Congress passed the FAA Modernization Act in 2012, it required the FAA to enact these regulations.
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The V Girls project seems to be mirroring the modernization of veganism we're seeing in the West, at least partially.
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China has certainly made tremendous progress over the last two decades, but its modernization program remains a work in progress.
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I think you could probably commit all of the increase to modernization without touching readiness if you really wanted to.
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In the aviation department, they have modernization programs that are more or less—at this point in time—on track.
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"Hong Kong is still the major place where the Chinese economy raises cash to finance its modernization programs," Lam said.
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Why it matters: The Music Modernization Act (MMA) updates decades-old copyright laws to reflect today's streaming-focused music market.
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The Modernization Act shifted the industry into prevention mode, forcing manufacturers to take measures that stop outbreaks before they happen.
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Renovations and modernization in the older buildings are restricted because of their protected status and construction regulations on the Bosporus.
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The Department of Energy had said it would sell up to 8 million barrels as part of its modernization program.
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It is in rising revenues that Prabhu said he will find the cash to keep the modernization plan on track.
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The modernization costs soared, resulting in a series of allegations, delayed payments and threats of legal action on both sides.
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A federal modernization program known as NextGen has already targeted traditional ground-based radar and other aging technologies for replacement.
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After all, economies and companies thrive because of modernization, which includes upgrading with new tech to make and save money.
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Mahathir was a medical doctor before becoming Malaysia's fourth prime minister in 1981 and kicking off a mission of modernization.
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In fact, Army modernization strategy documents specifically cite autonomy enabled platforms, speed and maneuverability as fundamental to future armored warfare .
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In particular, the back of house has not changed much, and offers a lot of room for modernization or optimization.
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It also threatens to delay a vast army modernization plan at a time of increased Russian assertiveness in eastern Europe.
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A rapid restructuring and modernization of China's industries is accompanied by big strides in education, scientific research and social welfare.
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Brightloom plans to combine technology licensed from Starbucks with its own restaurant-modernization products, like its kiosks and smart shelves.
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Russian and American nuclear weapons modernization programs and growing Chinese, Pakistani, Indian, and North Korean atomic programs are also worrisome.
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Tall order for agencies: "Moving government agencies to shared services and IT modernization alone are huge action items," Gillis said.
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It's no secret that the federal government is way behind the private sector when it comes to modernization and technology.
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Removing Gasol from the starting lineup is a necessary step toward modernization—addition by subtraction for that first five unit.
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The IT Modernization Act used a centralized fund to loan money for the upgrades to be repaid in the savings.
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"NextGen is one of the most ambitious infrastructure and modernization projects in U.S. history," the agency said in a statement.
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The costs of the modernization program has been estimated at as much as $1 trillion over the next 30 years.
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Trump should prioritize nuclear modernization and also work to re-evaluate a number of outdated nuclear policies currently in effect.
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It will also guide modernization plans for the nuclear triad, a three-pronged nuclear defense arsenal, over the next decade.
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Last year, the modernization of state-owned gas firm Naftogaz was a bright spot in the government's broader reform program.
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Construction of the new reactors could be the first step to the modernization of nuclear energy in the United States.
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One approach to addressing this problem that has already shown promise at the federal level is an IT modernization fund.
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The government is open to spending money on modernization, Homeland Security Advisor Tom Bossert said at a briefing last week.
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The $400 billion Medicare Prescription Drug Modernization Act -- "Medicare Part D" -- aimed to help Medicare recipients afford their prescription drugs.
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We're also engaged in a long-term, $20 billion modernization of our natural gas pipeline systems across our 7 states.
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Roland Garros is undergoing a major modernization project, as have Wimbledon and Flushing Meadows, the venue of the U.S. Open.
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Modernization and expansion to attract overseas students is one reason sector debt has increased, reaching 26% of income in FY14.
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Under its ATC "modernization" plan, a private board would be gifted oversight of air traffic control and all its operations.
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Any American who drives on our highways or flies from our airports knows that our infrastructure needs improvement and modernization.
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Another recent development in protecting the US food supply is the Food Safety Modernization Act, which became law in 2011.
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The IT modernization fund was a priority of the Obama administration, while the other half was originally introduced by Hurd.
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Businesses of all kinds report they are stepping up modernization projects to take advantage of the generous new tax treatment.
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The military frequently operates on outdated computer systems, and the Defense Department has spent billions of dollars on modernization efforts.
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The reauthorization and modernization of the Carl T. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act benefits students, schools and industry alike.
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"It's basically a modernization play," said Nicolas Veron, a French economist at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
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Part D insurance was created under the Medicare Modernization Act of 244, and the first plans were sold in 22019.
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Mexico believes it is on the brink of agreeing to the modernization of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Mr. Putin's military modernization program also includes new intercontinental ballistic missiles as well as aircraft, tanks and air defense systems.
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Here's where modernization comes full-center: A secure communications system for Congress should be viewed through a national security lens.
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One measure, titled the Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act of 85033, would reform certain housing programs for low-income families.
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I look forward to Califf's leadership at the FDA and encourage him to prioritize the modernization of preclinical testing methods.
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"We're going to do everything to protect our modernization," said Neller, who took command of the Marine Corps last year.
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Government watchdog reports about cost overruns and delays in the FAA's air traffic control modernization efforts would fill a bookcase.
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As Medicare continues its much needed march toward modernization, adopting market-based incentives like step therapy can be significant strides.
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Pelosi suggested that the newly created Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress could consider changes to motions to recommit.
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Since the New Start Treaty entered into force, Russia has continued nuclear modernization and introduced several new nuclear weapons systems.
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The new "Aladdin" is pretty inoffensive and pleasant, with some needed modernization, but critics were mostly muted in their response.
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One can disagree with a former Register on policy grounds and still see the virtue of Office modernization and independence.
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But of the total OCO account, $2900 billion would be used for base requirements such as readiness, infrastructure and modernization.
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The changes will come through the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act, which passed the House by a wide margin.
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The CFIUS-related legislation, called the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act, passed the House by a 400-2 margin.
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Congress included Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform as part of the sweeping tax reform bill it passed this week.
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The business booked a $90 million charge, primarily due to what AIG called a "modernization" of actuarial systems and models.
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"The modernization efforts are designed to drive incremental customer visits and higher average check," DiFrisco said in a note Tuesday.
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Cyber, space, Army modernization and hypersonics are among the items that will be prioritized in the lower budget, he added.
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But, in the nineteenth century, when the pressures of colonialism and modernization intensified, some Egyptians felt that fusha was inadequate.
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"What can't happen is another project again jumping the line and putting airport modernization on the back burner," he said.
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The overall music industry has also been impacted by the Music Modernization Act, which was signed into law in October.
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The Sandinistas were not part of some historical process of modernization, but rather Moscow's machinations, and thus must be opposed.
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Defence procurement almost always takes years in India, although Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration has promised the military faster modernization.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO), the Congressional audit group, has supported major modernization ten times in the last 25 years.
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Chief technology officers, chief data officers, and chief information officers are largely the people tasked with leading those modernization efforts.
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The Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act is currently the most widely supported piece of legislation that would reform CFIUS.
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It will also look at the modernization plans for the nuclear triad, a three-pronged nuclear defense arsenal, he said.
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He oversaw the modernization of Phnom Penh, as the city grew from a dusty colonial outpost to a showcase capital.
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It also called for nations to devote at least 20 percent of their growing military budgets to equipment and modernization.
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President Donald Trump has worked hard to undo much of Obama's legacy, but he has embraced the modernization program enthusiastically.
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The situation resembles Irish rock in the 1970s, when bands sprung up in a grass-roots modernization of Irish music.
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In 0003, the comparable Street Vending Modernization Act was abruptly killed and this new legislation is already facing stiff opposition.
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The purported modernization decreed by the prince has been accompanied by a broad campaign of arrests, trials, convictions and executions.
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"This will bring the Philippines back to square one in its democratization and political modernization project," Senator de Lima said.
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In 1969, a major modernization took place and the power station was transformed into a heat and power generating plant.
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For liberals, the driving ban was a blot on the national brand that was hampering modernization and weakening the economy.
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Seven years ago, the party continued its policy of modernization, toning down the nationalism as part of the core platform.
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According to a 2017 survey by the International Air Transport Association, air travelers are just as excited about this modernization.
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Finding one's way back to the techniques that predated modernization can also point the way to a different economic framework.
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Now Marine modernization officials say the Corps is coordinating with the Army on that weapon and others it's working on.
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The film opens with an aerial view of new pastel-colored buildings in Pyongyang built under Mr. Kim's modernization drive.
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Experts are split on whether a nuclear modernization program, which gained steam in the Obama years, is a good idea.
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Built in 1823, the street has maintained much of its original feel despite the modernization of the city around it.
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On Tuesday, the House Commerce subcommittee on energy will examine modernization efforts at the Department of Energy at 10 a.m.
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It's equally, as described by IndieWire critic David Ehrlich, "a wonderful and demented Western about the perils of rampant modernization".
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Like everyone in aviation, they have concerns about interrupted and — at times — inadequate funding to assure modernization of the system.
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As of a few weeks ago, the Trump administration completed the final rulemaking around its modernization of foreign investment rules.
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Along with tax reform and other priorities, regulatory modernization will be front-and-center during the next session of Congress.
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The 2900th Congress should demonstrate America's global leadership in securing IP rights by passing H.R. 220006 — the Music Modernization Act.
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And with China, they will be largely finished their deterrent expansion and modernization at the end of the next decade.
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The Email Privacy Act passed the House in February and the Senate bill, the ECPA Modernization Act, is awaiting deliberation.
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Modernization efforts have included the most significant structural reforms in at least 30 years that consolidated leadership, the report says.
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And the House passed the big modernization of NAFTA, with the Senate expected to finalize it in the New Year.
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What little money the FAA has in its accounts has been put toward modernization, but it is not nearly enough.
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Obama did spend money on the arsenal, launching a modernization program that is expected to cost more than $2218 trillion.
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But of the total OCO account, $15.7 billion would be used for base requirements such as readiness, infrastructure and modernization.
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EST: Two Senate Armed Services subcommittees are holding hearings, one on Air Force modernization and the other on military personnel.
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These bills, led by the Music Modernization Act, start us down the road to a more robust music industry economy.
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I make the case that we can and should do this through a modernization of the Earned Income Tax Credit.
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He called for a modernization of the nation's tax code, so U.S. companies could bring some of that cash home.
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By the same token, these costs have nothing to do with the modernization of our nuclear deterrent force per se and are instead being invoked by CBO to inflate a specious final assessed cost number so as to reinforce a narrative that our pending nuclear deterrent modernization effort will simply be too costly to accomplish.
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I understand the desire to update Kant, but fear that this would-be modernization loses the key force of his argument.
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The initiative also includes the Royal Marines, and the partnership with Anduril Industries is designed to help with that modernization effort.
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"[Nanjie] stands as a counterpoint to the dizzying development and modernization the rest of China has undergone," says photographer Tim Fenby.
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"That represents a significant increase, but is unsatisfactory when measured against the enormous pent-up needs for modernization," said one source.
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Russia, also bound by the treaty limits, is also carrying out a modernization program but is not expanding its warhead stockpile.
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The backlog of modernization projects in transportation, water, telecommunications, energy and many other areas is enormous — and U.S. business needs them.
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If anything, it shines a bright light on the cultural differences between Silicon Valley and DC, and it slows down modernization.
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Now that it has passed the Senate, the bill has been renamed the Orrin G. Hatch Music Modernization Act after Sen.
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Thanks to the so-called "Scope Modernization Bill," naturopathic doctors in California may soon be able to do a lot more.
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Russia has devoted special attention to increasing combat readiness as one of the key areas in its large-scale modernization efforts.
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On the military, Trump needs to explain who he's going to pay for the buildup and modernization he wants, Welch said.
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Congress recently passed the Music Modernization Act, which is a rare bill in modern American politics: everyone seems to like it!
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Prior to the Music Modernization Act getting passed, you had really two options if you wanted to start a music service.
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The Music Modernization Act brought much-needed reform for music streaming rights and a rare moment of bipartisan competence from Congress.
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Putin's strategy rests on determined modernization of Russia's armed forces, and he has dedicated more than $700 billion to this effort.
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"Obama started the modernization program and followed through on that, and that program has continued under the Trump administration," Harrison said.
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The result is delay of modernization, harm to readiness and no new research into better technology for our servicemen and women.
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One thing researchers do know is that modernization has drastically changed the state of our microbiome through antibiotics, chemicals and diets.
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Chairman of the House Oversight Committee's IT subcommittee, Hurd has been a vocal proponent of IT modernization in the federal government.
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The ship, dubbed the Type 21980 class, represents a big step in the country's military modernization, Chinese government websites pointed out.
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The TPP accomplished the modernization of NAFTA, incorporating new disciplines on the digital economy and further liberalizing the North American market.
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"China's military modernization cannot be understated, especially when we consider the communist regime's lack of transparency and apparent strategy," he said.
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The legislation allows agencies to borrow money from a general modernization fund that is repaid with the savings from new equipment.
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The technologies and methodologies needed to accomplish It modernization already exist in the private sector and have been proven extremely successful.
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Indubitably, we need modernization of the H-1B program and concomitant simplification and streamlining of overly complex regulations and dilatory procedures.
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An agreement to limit these modernization plans could save money, stabilize the nuclear balance, and be safer to maintain and operate.
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For all his talk about a "nuclear free world," President Obama has proposed a $1 trillion modernization of the nuclear arsenal.
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Although All That Is Solid laments the excesses of modernization, it embraces the cultures people formed amid their newly modern environments.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping is overseeing an ambitious military modernization program, including developing stealth fighters and building China's own aircraft carriers.
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By implementing some of the GAO's common-sense recommendations, we can find significant budget savings through better management, oversight and modernization.
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The great opportunity of the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress does not come around often within the legislative branch.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) has said his IT modernization bill could hit the House floor as early as the coming week.
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Many industry participants, as well as Jackson and fellow Democratic commissioner Allison Lee, have supported some components of the modernization effort.
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The state Democratic Party has also shown exciting signs of reinvigoration and modernization under the leadership of its chairman, Ben Self.
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The legislation allows agencies to borrow money from a general modernization fund that is repaid with the savings from new equipment.
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A House Energy & Commerce subcommittee holds the latest hearing on Energy Department modernization, this time focusing on the country's nuclear infrastructure.
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A thoughtful and bipartisan process on Capitol Hill to modernize CFIUS resulted in the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act (FIRRMA).
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Ed Royce (R-Calif.), called the Korean Interdiction and Modernization of Sanctions Act, recently passed the House by 419 to 85033.
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The mechanism will help Polish utilities finance the modernization of existing coal-fueled power stations and the construction of new ones.
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The White House has pushed lawmakers to adopt a $3.1 billion modernization fund that would update some of the oldest systems.
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Making matters worse, Congress is slated to pass the Foreign Investment Review Risk Modernization Act, which will toughen inward investment rules.
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The latest bill carries White House approval and is aligned with the Trump administration's efforts to make headway on IT modernization.
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But with their continuing nuclear modernization, we need to wonder — is China moving beyond assuring a second strike if hit first?
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In the Saudi case, the proposed nuclear exports are all clothed in terms of providing energy to power the Kingdom's modernization.
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EDT: The House Armed Services Committee discusses President Obama's nuclear deterrent modernization plans and budgets in the Rayburn House Office Building.
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The annual report to Congress also warns China has entered a new phase in a military modernization with sweeping organizational reform.
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Reducing spending on low-priority items could easily free up the resources needed for readiness and modernization of our military forces.
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Nor was it that the new agreement contains many modernization features (many of which had been negotiated in the TPP agreement).
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If Secretary Ross is in fact determined to improve enforcement of the Voter Rights Act, might I recommend election modernization efforts?
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With nearly 50 years of continuous service, the system has reached the point where modernization efforts can only do so much.
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While she tends to Sofia's family, the film's pristine black and white images depict a country in the throes of modernization.
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"We want to streamline the approval process so we can get these modernization projects going through the system faster," he said.
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In the following years, Byford was heavily involved in a system-wide review, which helped start the modernization of London Transport.
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November 21, 2017: H.R.1679 - FEMA Accountability, Modernization and Transparency Act of 2017 This law aims to modernize FEMA grant programs.
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The F-22018, which is made by Lockheed Martin Corp, has been in production since 2006 and modernization expenses were expected.
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This will complete the modernization of the central air and heating capacity for the East Wing that began six years ago.
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It should protect the modernization of Medicaid and the expansion of health savings accounts (HSAs) in the American Health Care Act.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority was an agent of post-Depression infrastructure renewal, job creation and industrial modernization cutting across six states.
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Why it matters: This week, Congress begins considering the Food for Peace Modernization Act to address these issues without increasing spending.
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One that not only takes advantage of cloud native capabilities and containerized applications, but also requires modernization of existing, critical systems.
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There is a transformation of the Federal Government underway which goes beyond the modernization of systems being used across the government.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee's energy subcommittee has scheduled a Tuesday hearing to gather input on "modernization" of the DOE.
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This is one of the reasons why Joe and I have been pushing the Senate to pass the Music Modernization Act.
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If the Air Force scraps its modernization along with the rest of the airframe before 2023, it could save $5 billion.
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The modernization that swept through Mexico in the '30s didn't make its way to San Marcos for almost another 50 years.
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As minister of civil aviation, he oversaw the successful modernization and development of both the national airline and the Cairo airport.
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But Trappist communities may be particularly vulnerable, since their traditions are more isolating and, in many ways, more resistant to modernization.
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The effort to build a large, locally designed carrier is seen as a core part of China's extensive military modernization drive.
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For Mr. Kim, a deal would propel his country forward on a path to economic modernization while cementing his continued leadership.
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It's symbolic of a growing distrust of Nehru's rapid industrialization and modernization of India, and conveys Kumar's skepticism of urban living.
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Trending Like travel agencies, department stores and shoeshine stands, the concierge profession is one that has been brutishly hammerlocked by modernization.
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In 2010 Congress passed the Food Safety Modernization Act, authorizing the Food and Drug Administration to work up comprehensive safety regulations.
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Additionally, lawmakers passed new export controls in August 53 to introduce new safeguards under the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act.
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Both experts do agree on one thing — namely, that the US shouldn't sacrifice a potentially vital vehicle to pay for modernization.
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What's happening: The Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act — or FIRRMA — is meant to protect strategic American tech like artificial intelligence.
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The list of large, failed, government technology projects is long, from the IRS Business System Modernization program fiasco to the HealthCare.
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"We expect to have a meaningful, constructive, modernization of the agreement that is good for the three nations," the minister said.
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The movie hits a somber note near the end, noting that Istanbul's modernization is crowding out both individuated neighborhoods and cats.
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The contractor will also be working on the "repair, rehabilitation, and modernization" of an elevator within the 555-foot-tall monument.
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Trump signed the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act after addressing veterans at the American Legion's national convention in Reno, Nev.
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By enacting the Music Modernization Act, the 115th Congress can solidify America's position as the world's leader in securing IP rights.
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It also refocused the IRS's long-term customer service and IT modernization strategies to better serve the basic needs of taxpayers.
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Modernization is not about politics; it is about formulating and implementing sound public policy for all who depend on air service.
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In April 2016, the Energy Policy Modernization Act passed with 85 senators supporting the first major energy legislation in a decade.
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Taking a note from the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress, the rescue committees could propose legislation before the deadline.
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The CBO has done another less-than-useful job of scaring Congress with a ghost story about future nuclear modernization costs.
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Operations, interim upgrades and full modernization could cost $1.2 trillion, according to an October 2017 report from the Congressional Budget Office.
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Leahy and Lee's bill, titled the ECPA Modernization Act of 2017, aims to update the Email Communications Privacy Act of 1986.
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An area where the contradictions between modernization and Islamic tradition are evident is in a new focus on tackling domestic violence.
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Before the bill was passed, the Senate renamed the bill the Orrin G. Hatch Music Modernization Act, honoring the Utah Republican.
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Over the years, modernization has become legislative code for disingenuous efforts to weaken ESA protections, ultimately likely leading to more extinctions.
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Hoyer's app is just one example of the kind of technology that members want to explore further in the modernization committee.
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William Timmons, a freshman from South Carolina, expressed bewilderment at the pagers while holding one up during a modernization hearing Wednesday.
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Fitch believes further legislative initiatives regarding net metering, grid modernization and energy efficiency will be introduced in Nevada's upcoming legislative session.
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BCA caps obstruct our path to modernization and continue to narrow the technical competitive advantage we presently maintain over our adversaries.
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One is the party successfully sets long-term political goals, such as the modernization of industry or technology, or infrastructure planning.
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The Future Investment Initiative, which kicked off on Tuesday, was meant to highlight those initiatives and showcase the country's modernization efforts.
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Obviously, this troubling scenario has nothing to do with real ATC modernization, which is just one reason it is highly unpopular.
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Separately, Russia is undergoing a modernization plans of its own, including adding advanced nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines to its fleet.
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Finally, I arrive at Bow Market, a crown jewel of my current home city of Somerville's ambitious plans for sustainable modernization.
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NAFTA is ripe for modernization, and in doing so we should renew our vows to our neighbors and closest economic allies.
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The American side seems to think it can sell North Korea on abandoning its nuclear weaponry in exchange for economic modernization.
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Before social media, before Prohibition, before the Pure Food and Drug Act and the modernization of distilling, inconsistency was a given.
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The first attempts began in 2011 and 2012 with the ECPA Modernization Act, reviving time and again in each successive year.
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The lift on the restriction has been cited as an example of the modernization efforts of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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That law, the FAA Modernization and Reform Act, prohibited the agency from passing any rules on the operation of model aircraft.
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India's state railways, largely built during British colonial rule, are in the midst of a $130 billion, five-year modernization plan.
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Despite the excitement over store modernization efforts, the biggest headwind facing its owners right now is the tight labor market, Hoffmann said.
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Glass said "the market is potentially underappreciating" these modernization efforts, and he expects McDonald's will soon have a "structurally improved" business model.
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In Turkey, certain ideas of "progress" and "modernization" go hand in hand with Westernization and, thus, are part of a global phenomenon.
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But as members of the House and leaders of the new Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress, we are problem solvers.
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She added that the U.S. focus in addressing Russia's nuclear modernization was strengthening America's own nuclear forces to serve as a deterrent.
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While Kyoto survived World War II bombings as the city was spared, many machiya were wiped out afterward by modernization and development.
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The Copyright Office would be back to zero in terms of modernization, with no timetable for a new Register to be appointed.
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The Trump administration is proposing a $704.5 billion Pentagon budget for fiscal year 2023 that boosts nuclear weapons modernization and cuts shipbuilding.
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Under the Trump administration, the U.S. has provided them with significant support, including lethal weaponry, military modernization programs and strong diplomatic backing.
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Peach said the Russian President Vladimir Putin's modernization of the once mighty Soviet navy now posed a serious threat to Western communications.
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Rubikloud announced a $37 million investment today to help retailers attack the modernization problem with cloud tools built with artificial intelligence underpinnings.
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India is in the midst of a military modernization program worth more than $100 billion to help counter rivals Pakistan and China.
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Extension would cap Russian strategic forces until 2026, without inhibiting U.S. modernization plans, which are designed to fit within New START's limits.
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