Sentence examples for be revamped so from inspiring English sources

Capital requirements need to be revamped so that banks accumulate more reserves during the good times.

Certification rules need to be revamped so a wider variety of Americans can teach.

On a state level, public-utility laws need to be revamped so that utility companies are rewarded for promoting energy efficiency rather than energy consumption.

We could start by making it harder for the banks to game the system — LIBOR, for instance, should be revamped so that it reflects actual market rates, not self-serving guesses.

United States intelligence capacities, he says, must be revamped so that policy makers in Washington can guard against a "propensity to confuse leaders the United States might regard as desirable with leaders who actually enjoy legitimacy on the ground".

What remains of the system should be revamped so that the homes, some of which have more than 150 beds, would be smaller, and would not necessarily shelter only the mentally ill, the panel said.

The school field has been revamped so children can play anything from volley ball to floorball (similar to hockey).

In math, 23percentt of all 12th graders were proficient, but the exam had been revamped, so the results could not be compared to earlier years.

Freestar trim levels have been revamped so that some base prices, including that of the least expensive model, are higher than the Windstar's; other versions are somewhat lower or about the same.

Even the federal Section Eight program, which has long been used to help low-income people pay rent, is being revamped so people can use the money for mortgages, Mr. Solomon said.

The shop branding has also been revamped so that it matches the feel of food, online and television advertising.