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Ethics committees, established for the supervision of international treaties such as the Declaration of Helsinki [ 8], could be overhauled in terms of surveillance measures to allow a stricter monitoring of patients participating in clinical trials.

A spokeswoman for The Fly publisher Mama Group said the magazine had been "overhauled, both in terms of print quantity and distribution reach" and that it had relaunched in May.

But there have been no more dramatic overhauls in terms of personnel or formation.

This version of the game had a significant overhaul in terms of both character models, weapons, and more advanced and extended levels and general map geometry, incorporated from work on a planned Dreamcast version.

Also, the AppRadio app, on both iOS and Android, is desperately in need of a complete overhaul, both in terms of design and usability.

Chief executive John Holland-Kaye said: "We're seeing ourselves being overhauled by European competitors in terms of growth; they are taking what we could have.

The Pirates have a comfortable 13-point gap to seventh-placed Bedford, but Davies admitted his side are up against it in terms of overhauling teams above them and getting back into play-off contention.

Otherwise, why wouldn't he use his Harvard education, remove the advisers George Bush left on his doorstep when the last chair was removed, and overhaul the most crucial parts of the government in terms of the economy?

In terms of ethanol downed, they have overhauled the Italians and are gaining on the French and Spanish.

Instead, think in terms of a major overhaul.

The stricter overhaul demanded could only have been realized, of course, in terms of multiple draconian cuts in public expenditure -- as if cultivating masochism in Greece were once again a prerequisite condition.