Sentence examples for rebooting from inspiring English sources

The Greek side has reportedly made concessions on harmonising VAT rates, improving tax collection and rebooting the country's stalled programme of privatisations.

Mr Momii's outspoken views were well known in Mr Abe's inner circle.For Mr Abe and his Liberal Democratic Party, rebooting the media is a strategic priority.

This might be a different form of therapeutic diet or it might be some way of "rebooting" the gut microbiome directly, by adding missing species or subtracting unwanted ones.

Rebooting Mr Karzai, assuming that he wins re-election and that it is possible, would be much better for his country than many more American brigades.But at least Afghanistan's accelerating decline seems at last to have been admitted.

"YOU can't have everything you want, but you can have the things that really matter to you," writes Marissa Mayer, the boss of Yahoo, in a blurb for a book called "Rebooting Work".

Now, as they struggle with weak demand, and strong competition from abroad, the firms face threats within.In this section Rebooting their systems Roll on the posh electrics A new twist Global stretch Keeping it in the family Oh, Mr Porter ReprintsWho should take the reins and when are tricky questions for family owners.

Inept and riddled with corruption, the government needs rebooting.

Mr Howe says: "While rebooting once a day is a fine workaround for a departmental application, it falls far short of the four-hours-a-year downtime standards set by Unix and mainframe systems.

Microsoft talks about its "connected-car" project, which conjures up images of drivers rebooting on the motorway.

That caused another chip, which manages the first, to throw a wobbly and to keep rebooting the computer.

The sobering fact is that, however justified is this intervention, British and American intelligence on IS is not good enough to know the extent to which that is true.To bring more light to the allied effort, Rory Stewart, the Conservative chair of the defence select committee, has advocated rebooting British diplomacy in the region, at local expense.