Sentence examples for a structural overhaul from inspiring English sources

How bad do things have to get before we recognise the need for a structural overhaul of our media system?

With an FAA reauthorization bill due in September, Bill Shuster (R-Pa)., the House transportation committee chairman, says the time is ripe for a structural overhaul.

The fact that China's population is aging — and its labor force gradually shrinking — adds to the pressure for a structural overhaul.

The behind-the-scenes battle shows the intensity of struggles continuing between intelligence agencies whose roles were left ill defined after a structural overhaul in 2004 that was intended to harness greater cooperation and put an end to internecine fights.

Because of a structural overhaul of city government in 1989, Mr. Vallone is the first and only person to hold the relatively new position of speaker, which after the mayor is the highest elected office in the city.

Rather than making detailed demands, the committee said it was seeking a structural overhaul of pilots' representation at Ryanair, including legal tools that would allow them to push for changes to employment terms.

Rather, the Independent Commission for the Reform of International Corporate Taxation, of which Stiglitz is a member, recommends a total structural overhaul: Tax multinational corporations as single entities at a minimum rate globally, regardless of where they're officially headquartered.

Even the oxygen transport protein myoglobin underwent a complete structural overhaul and adopted a fibrillar form.

Officials in Beijing, however, continued to signal on Monday that they were comfortable with the slowdown, which comes as the country is preparing for a major structural overhaul designed to put future expansion on a more sustainable and balanced footing albeit at the price of more moderate growth.

"The facts in this report form an inescapable indictment of the status quo that begs for a comprehensive structural overhaul of our entire intelligence community," said Senator Olympia J. Snowe, Republican of Maine, a sponsor of a bill, along with Mrs. Feinstein, to create a director of national intelligence.

"Does the BBC need a thorough structural overhaul?