Sentence examples for overhaul made from inspiring English sources
The recent rule, instituted in 2015, was part of an overhaul made in 2014.
Labour's shambling overhaul made evident a simple (if ominous) fact: nobody has a clear plan.
While this pattern is familiar, the company said the sheer magnitude of its product-line overhaul made the decline in gross margin more severe.
Mr. Graham said support from conservative evangelical churches, which have put on an ambitious campaign to pass the overhaul, "made it possible for a guy like me to survive the emotional nature of this debate".
He predicted that Suffolk voters, as Nassau's were in 2001, will be fed-up enough to sweep a Democrat into office and contended that his role in Nassau's fiscal overhaul made him the obvious choice.
Theo Waigel, the finance minister, calls his now well-trampled plan (first presented in January) "the reform of the century", though this was also the rave notice that Mr Kohl's team gave what turned out to be a modest tax overhaul made during the late 1980s.
Money, from Microsoft, also got an overhaul, making it easier to set up accounts, plan for retirement or watch your stock portfolios shrink.
Representative Steve King, Republican of Iowa, a leading opponent of the immigration overhaul making its way through the Senate, plans to hold a six-hour news conference outside the Capitol on Wednesday to voice his concerns about the current bill.
On Thursday, the 35-year-old Computer History Museum unveiled a $19 million overhaul, making this small city some 40 miles south of San Francisco a destination for anyone interested in the evolution from the abacus to the iPhone.
(Edelman and Clinton have not always been on such friendly terms: in the nineteen-nineties, Edelman said that Bill Clinton's welfare overhaul "makes a mockery of his pledge not to hurt children").
Ned McWherter, a sharecropper's son who as governor of Tennessee cajoled the legislature into passing a sweeping health care overhaul, making it the first state to offer health insurance to every uninsured person who wanted it, died on Monday in Nashville.
