"We haven't had no consistency the past two years," he said, referring to frequent roster overhauls.
So far, it has not started charging to check the first two bags, although it is exploring ways to collect more revenue from passengers when it overhauls its frequent-flier program.
Also, frequent changes in treatments result in extensive overhauls at reprint time, with consequent inconsistencies among the standing editions.
Although, strictly speaking, Virgin Galactic is not breaking any government monopoly in the suborbital area, since other firms already fly unmanned vehicles this way, its aim is to overhaul the field by operating more frequent services at lower cost.
The justice department and the city of Cleveland, Ohio, agreed to overhaul city police after federal investigators found frequent use of excessive force caused deep mistrust, especially among black people.
Still, as minority leader in the Senate, Mr. Paterson drove toward overhauling Albany's notoriously secretive legislative process, a frequent target of good-government groups.
Now the groups are working to send immigrants who are voters to pay frequent visits to federal lawmakers who have not supported an overhaul.
As comptroller from 2002 to 2009, he was a frequent critic of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's data-focused approach to overhauling the nation's largest school district.
The commentary criticized Mr. Gómez for his frequent world travels and for taking personal credit for the overhaul of Cuba's schools, which are ranked among the best in Latin America.
Mr. Pitt, a Republican, said he wanted Mr. Beller to help overhaul the commission's rules so companies would make more frequent disclosures about earnings and other news that could affect their stock prices.
