Sentence examples for overhaul work from inspiring English sources
Timing is critical to making the overhaul work.
United does its own aircraft repairs and overhaul work as well as maintenance for many other airlines.
In interviews last year, Mr. Duncan said he wanted high-quality, nonprofit charter school management groups, like the KIPP network, which operates 99 schools nationwide, to join the school overhaul work.
About 5,600 mechanics work for United, with the main overhaul work done in San Francisco and other line-maintenance bases across the United States, said Don Wolfel, president of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association Local 4 in Chicago.
Its Ogden Air Logistics Center does maintenance and overhaul work on hundreds of F-16, A-10 and C-130 aircraft each year, as well as engineering and logistics management for weapons such as the Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile.
This is important in order to avoid any risk of natural disasters that could lead to life threatening and high-cost overhaul work after the disaster and also may affect the economy of Cameron Highlands which is generated mainly by agriculture and tourism.
The overhaul worked, keeping Sterling afloat when global finances were in doubt and easy credit was nonexistent.
It was a bit rich for Mike Ashley, after he appeared before MPs last month, to appeal for a "period of calm" to allow him time to overhaul working practices at Sports Direct.
According to a report in Bloomberg today, the Trump administration has drafted another immigration executive order, this one aimed at overhauling work visas such as the H-1B program used by many tech companies to bring in talent from outside the U.S. to fill jobs.
Locke points to the Dominican Republic, where an "incompetent and corrupt labor inspectorate" has been overhauled, working conditions have improved, and the country's export industries have become more competitive.
What we need is a slow time movement to gain control over time, and an overhaul of work statistics to give a better perspective on all the work being done, and how much of it is undesirable, unnecessary and demeaning.
