Congress is due to write a new five-year farm bill next year, but some lawmakers want to use the deficit-cutting process to revamp farm spending.
The controversy emerged as the commission continued to press forward on a measure to revamp the process for electing the mayor, the city comptroller, the public advocate, the 5 borough presidents and the 51 members of the City Council.
For Poland, moving to a professional army is just one step among many in a process over several years to revamp its military from a 450,000-member force aimed westward as part of the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact to a lean, well-equipped military that can quickly deploy to the world's trouble spots on multinational missions.
"We're probably a couple of years away from a proposal" to revamp OSHA's process-safety standard, said Jordan Barab, the department's deputy assistant secretary for occupational safety and health.
By contrast, Fawcett applauds the Tories' recent decision to bring in Professor Jo Silvester, an occupational psychologist, to revamp the party's selection process.
The ruling also establishes a process that could be used to revamp other police policies and practices.
Instead, the New York Fed circulated in June 2008 a plan to fix Libor, producing a six-point plan to revamp the rate-setting process.
In particular, Limor Tomer, who in 2011 took charge of the museum's concerts and lectures department, has begun a process of revamping and updating its offerings, intending to connect them more meaningfully to the institution's exhibitions and collections.
I have the conversation at least once a week now: Apple need to revamp its App Store approval process, it simply isn't working.
What I did from a top-down perspective was to revamp the entire management information process so that we were getting information to people who would actually sit down and look at it every day.
