The committee called for a "thorough revision" of the agreement governing the 1,000-mile 1,000-miley route through PakistaNATO
By that time he was receiving lucrative commissions from abroad from London (I masnadieri) and Paris (Jérusalem, a thorough revision of I Lombardi, 1847).
A (different) colleague points out that "sweeping overhaul" and "major overhaul" are overused and usually redundant, since "overhaul" means an extensive or thorough revision.
He began his crusade with a thorough revision of the tariff system, an issue that, for decades, had only been discussed.
The Second Vatican Council (1962 65) permitted the use of vernacular translations and called for a thorough revision, which was subsequently accomplished.
In 1945, when Phillips Bradley presented a thorough revision of the classic translation, Tocqueville's discussion of presidential term limits -- and America's lack thereof -- seemed to speak to the perennial re-election of Roosevelt.
The resumption of Nato supply convoys is also anticipated, although the report called for a "thorough revision of the terms and conditions of the arrangement" and would be subject to "taxes and other charges".
Having chosen the risk, and lost, it is no surprise that the Germans (as well as the other powers) gave vent to all their prewar bitterness and pursued a thorough revision of world politics in their own favour.
The Mugabe government dealt with immediate labour problems, such as strikes for a higher minimum wage, on a case-by-case basis rather than institute a thorough revision of the basic Industrial Conciliation Act of 1959.
He then undertook a thorough revision of Russian books and rituals in accord with their Greek models, which he believed were more authentic, to bring them into line with the rest of the Orthodox church.
The novelist Richard Price, who also wrote for "The Wire," told me there's nothing capricious about such thorough revision: "You really need a single sensibility at the top, a writer-producer who's a ruthless rewriter.
