Sentence examples for large-scale overhaul from inspiring English sources
It comes as New Orleans has been wrestling with the Department of Justice as part of a large-scale overhaul of the city's criminal justice system.
China's leadership is a cohesive group of party men, aligned in their most basic interests, who negotiate over the details of reform to preserve an increasingly untenable status quo rather than to undertake a large-scale overhaul.
But today comes the first large-scale overhaul of the look and feel of the service in quite a while.
Other auto companies in Europe have so far resisted making large-scale overhauls like Ford's.
One problem is that large-scale social overhaul takes a long time to emerge and have an effect.
Scientific research, technical renovation, large-scale component maintenance, equipment overhaul, and comprehensive monitoring of large-scale equipment are cultivated via the construction of a large test/inspection platform and testing equipment.
There needs to be a large-scale educational campaign and a total overhaul of how captive elephants are captured, trained and cared for, he said.
But TheMiddleClass.org's 2008 Middle-Class Scorecard, a congressional accountability project sponsored by the Drum Major Institute, shows that several of the more basic protections for middle-class Americans - what I would like to call "low-hanging fruit" - are still unresolved, even as Congress takes on large-scale reform projects like a health care overhaul and climate change legislation.
But the expanding scale of research involving human subjects enabled in part by more sophisticated ways to analyze biospecimens and by the large-scale collection of digital health records—has inspired an overhaul.
It also plans to overhaul its semiconductor business to reduce its reliance on large-scale integrated circuits.
Early next year, the government plans to introduce a more thorough overhaul of the tax system, introducing immediate jail sentences for large-scale tax evaders rather than the suspended terms currently given.
