Sentence examples for partial overhaul from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric only toned down after Hollande announced wide-ranging new security legislation, with heightened investigatory powers and a partial overhaul of the constitution which smacked of panic.

The aim of an IT system urbanization project is to organize the major developmental requirements (that require a total or partial overhaul) on an IT system, while minimizing the risks incurred and maximizing the safety of the information pool.

The Teamsters also agreed to a partial overhauling of the pension system.

I am still partial to the possibility of Bill Thompson overhauling the others, given the math above.

[A6.] Legal Reformers Gain a Victory Supporters of an initiative to overhaul legal ethics rules won a partial victory at the annual meeting of the American Bar Association.

The White House is promoting the proposed pension changes and partial privatization of Social Security as part of an overhaul of retirement savings that Mr. Bush today called part of the American dream.

And last week MSG announced an overhaul that included splitting 100 Mets games with FSNY, a partial salve for losing the Yankees.

He touched on his plan for a partial privatization of Social Security and mentioned that he would work to overhaul Medicare, repeal the inheritance tax and share part of the budget surplus with taxpayers.

The debate over the most sweeping judicial overhaul package in the country ended late Monday in a partial victory for Republicans and Speaker Dean Cannon, who had championed the changes.

But the changes have run into opposition from the police officers' powerful union, which last month started a partial strike, refusing to issue fines for traffic offenses, amid concerns that the overhaul would worsen their employment conditions rather than improve efficiency.

Republicans are blamed for the partial government shutdown, and Democrats have taken prolonged fire for the botched rollout of the health care overhaul.