Sentence examples for revamp the world from inspiring English sources

YOKOHAMA, Japan–In the upcoming G-20 meeting, Japan will offer to do its predictable share in trying to revamp the world economy.

More important still, they can put the task of reviving and revamping the world's anti-proliferation regimes firmly on the joint agenda of all the nuclear powers.

And although the new projection remains higher than the Chinese government's target of 7.5 percent growth, the I.M.F.'s revision and comments underlined the challenges facing policy makers as they try to revamp the Chinese economy, the world's second-largest, after that of the United States.

In 2008, the Guardian featured a wide range of proposals for revamping the way world economies deal with balance of payments issues and economic coordination.

This issue is facing us again because the uprisings that are revamping the Arab world include a strong Islamist influence.

Efforts to revamp the international monetary system after World War II improved exchange rate stability, fostering record growth in global finance.

Among the many promises politicians and business leaders have made in the run-up to the World Cup is to revamp the country's antiquated telecommunications network.

Few would think of sparing time for nine holes of golf, much less 18. (Golf courses around the world are struggling to revamp the game to make it seem speedy and cool see article).

Background: Originally built in 1969, and known as the Estadio Jose Pinheiro Borda, the stadium has been extensively revamped for the World Cup, with stands moved closer to the pitch and covered by a roof to shield fans from the elements.

The Brazilian government has spent more than $500m £320mm) of public money to revamp the stadium and prepare it for the 2014 World Cup.

In future years other figures from the arts and design world will be invited to revamp the same blank canvas.