The two men bonded over the need to overhaul state budget and pension systems.
In her ad, Rachel Maddow breathlessly decodes the logic behind the push to overhaul state voting laws.
In 2006, a special blue-ribbon state commission sensibly called for overhauling state law to allow no-fault divorce.
And Mr. Christie would like nothing more than to change the subject — or, more accurately, to change it back — to his drive to overhaul state and local government.
French public broadcasters could be advert-free as early as January 2009 after prime minister François Fillon promised to overhaul state TV later this year.
They agreed to tackle a law on where to build power plants, legislation to overhaul state authorities, and Mr. Spitzer's proposal to have healthier food at schools.
For almost a year, he has led a campaign to overhaul state government known as New York Uprising, calling on lawmakers to impose stricter ethics rules and revise the process for drawing legislative districts.
ALBANY — Gov. David A. Paterson and leaders of the State Legislature announced on Thursday an agreement to overhaul state foreclosure laws, one of the few major deals that has emerged in the final days of the legislative session.
The hope is that the patchwork effort to overhaul state systems will eventually "trickle up" to the federal level too.In this section Righting the scales Another wig falls Last bastions Paper dreams ReprintsOf every 100 crimes in Mexico, it is estimated that only 20 or so are reported.
Relying partly on Western advisers, Mr. Gaidar decided on so-called "shock therapy" methods then in vogue for overhauling state-dominated economies; they had first been tested in Latin America.
Those with qualifications often find that they are not the ones employers want.The answers, says Mr Jansen, include spending more on retraining and overhauling state-run employment offices, which do a poor job of matching workers' skills with local employers' needs.
