Sentence examples for reinvent a system from inspiring English sources

With Congress locked in yet another round of debates over airport security in the wake of the terrorist attacks, the fortunes of I.T.S., one of the largest companies in the industry, illustrate how difficult it will be to reinvent a system that has long treated airline security as an amenity rather than a necessity.

We need to reinvent a system of immigration justice that grants fair, speedy hearings, free from prolonged incarceration, where an immigration judge can exercise common sense that balances a person's misdeeds, if any, against his positive contributions to the community.

B7 Airport Screening System AIRPORT SECURITY WOES -- The difficulties of one of the largest companies in the airport security industry illustrate the problems involved in reinventing a system that treated airline security as an amenity rather than a necessity.

He will also have to improve or reinvent a Communist system built on moral rather than financial incentives, pushing thousands to flee every year for more freedom and opportunity.

A Labour government would reinvent a century-old housing bond system to generate £5bn to build 125,000 new homes, Ed Miliband has announced.

Reviving and reinventing a mass transit system murdered 1920-1950 by King CONG's General Motors and Standard Oil.

"Mass incarceration," said Iva Carruthers, the general secretary of the DeWitt Proctor Conference, "[and] its devastating consequences on African American and Hispanic communities of color has reinvented a new type of system that will take generations to dismantle".

And he got the chance to reinvent at least a system, and possibly himself.

"The crisis was not a failure of the free-market system, and the answer is not to try to reinvent that system," Mr. Bush said, in a 24-minute speech at Federal Hall in downtown Manhattan.

As Vietnam continues to try to reinvent its system, it struggles with the concern that a more open economy could threaten the Communist Party's grip on political control.

Instead, we should equip regions with aid that cuts across jurisdictional lines, help them use limited resources more efficiently, and reinvent the system from the ground up.