There were also indications that Hynix, deep in debt and struggling to revamp, is making progress in talks to sell some operations to an American rival, Micron Technologies, the No. 2 DRAM maker, to raise cash.
By adjusting to changes in the assessment of Iran's progress in developing short, medium, and long-range missiles, and by adjusting to progress in testing, we could revamp the architecture, improve effectiveness and give more time to further development.
The Senate ended a long, bitter standoff with the United Nations over dues and approved payment of $582 million, a recognition of the organization's progress in revamping its operations.
After a two-week audit by a team from the European Union, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund, the lenders said Greece had made "impressive" progress in revamping its economy, from restructuring pensions to overhauling the tax system.
The firm said it was making good progress in revamping its brand and had successfully launched a Classics range of chocolates and a new line of toffee and fudge called Nostalgia.
CAMDEN, N.J. — President Obama came here on Monday to celebrate the progress a revamped police force has made in building trust between law enforcement and the people of Camden, a rare bright spot in what he has acknowledged is an otherwise troubled relationship between the police and black communities.
The original method of saving the game is replaced with a revamped version that allows progress to be saved anywhere during play, except after completing the game.
It was a mix of frustration and bated breath among residents who attended a public meeting Monday on the progress of revamping the long-closed pool at Verdugo Park.
And the Education Department is already girding to revamp how it tracks pupil enrollment and student progress in reading, writing and science by race.
Dr John Marks, a past chairman of the British Medical Association, quoting Caius Petronius, warned that the revamp could end up "creating the illusion of progress, while producing confusion, inefficiency and demoralisation".
