| Aḥmad Bey, who ruled from 1837 to 1855, was an avowed modernizer and reformer. |
| A popular figure who for more than a decade hosted his own weekly television show on religious topics, he also enjoyed a reputation for being a modernizer. |
| Dean has been a modernizer and innovator, and he should be embraced for it. |
| This has made it a liability for David Cameron, the modernizer, who was there a few years before Stewart. |
| For this, as well as for proposing that legislators be elected, Marsilius ranks as an important modernizer. |
| In 1924, the local Pashtuns rose up against King Amanullah, a modernizer who sought to emancipate Afghan women. |
