Sentence examples for revamp the program from inspiring English sources

Now that Rather is no longer the network eminence at "CBS Evening News," Moonves says he intends to completely revamp the program.

Mr. Rukeyser, 69, balked last week at the station's plan to revamp the program and bring in new co-hosts to attract more and younger viewers.

The 13 governors said their states needed immediate short-term assistance and could not wait for Congress to revamp the program.

When he was brought in to revamp the program in early 2011, Mr. Hagood said, many of the contracts approved by state officials lacked performance measures and benchmarks for completion.

Several Burger King and McDonald's restaurants in Upper Manhattan receive the breaks, as does the giant Toys R UsUstorere in Times Square, said Mr. Stringer, who is calling for state lawmakers to revamp the program.

Mr. Bush's proposal, endorsed by almost all Republicans in Congress, would give states money so they could offer prescription drug coverage to low-income elderly and disabled people while Congress considered a measure, yet to be described, that would revamp the program, presumably to hold down costs.

The city's Economic Development Corporation also has proposed revamping the program.

The Pentagon has revamped the program, led by Lockheed Martin, twice over the last year.

But the way the department has revamped the program, which serves primarily poor youths, has drawn heavy criticism.

Slowly, they revamped the program, implementing a more up-tempo system, and Smith built his confidence as an offensive-minded assistant.

As promised in July, the Department of Homeland Security said it had revamped the program to focus on rooting out illegal immigrants who have committed serious crimes.