Sentence examples for internal overhaul from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ivory said the 268-ton boat, which is now a floating museum, last underwent an internal overhaul in 1970.

The move will allow Spansion, which has filed for bankruptcy, to speed ahead with an internal overhaul.

Now, he believes, with the United States soon to return to the organization's headquarters here, Unesco can at last turn its energies away from internal overhaul toward tackling critical educational, environmental and cultural problems.

The department is in the middle of an internal overhaul as well as a court-directed settlement with federal prosecutors prompted by investigations that found a pattern of misconduct, including excessive force and ethnic and racial insensitivity.

Pricing for the new iPad mini, which is essentially the same as the existing model with Touch ID added and a new gold color option, starts at $399, while the iPad Air 2, with its full external and internal overhaul, begins at $499.

He was among the most outspoken leaders of the Brotherhood, Egypt's mainstream Islamist movement, and his arrest caps a career that has traced the group's evolution through years of repression, internal overhauls, electoral victories and political failure.

Acquisitions and mergers are changing its face, while internal overhauls are changing the way in which financial institutions do business.

The push aligns with Uber's internal culture overhaul ("We do the right thing. Period")., and 180 days of change initiative to improve the driver experience.

Officials say he helped internal affairs overhaul how abuse cases are investigated, identified weaknesses in how agents were trained to use force, and pushed to get greater authority for internal affairs officers.

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Passed legislation overhauling the I.R.S. Law gives new rights to taxpayers who get into serious disputes with I.R.S., establishes outside board to oversee I.R.S. management and policies, and strengthens role of taxpayer advocate, an internal ombudsman for complaints from individuals.

Probes of benchmark rates are prompting financial firms to overhaul internal controls and business practices, such as by reining their employees' use of electronic chat rooms.