Sentence examples for revamped under from inspiring English sources
How will Gizmodo be revamped under your editorship? A. We want to push what technology means.
But that schedule would be revamped under the wrenching round of budget cutting that lies ahead.
Der Spiegel also faces a renewed threat from a competing magazine, Focus, which is being revamped under a new editor.
Then there is the recent chaos in the U.S.O.C., now being revamped under Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona.
Its facade and interior spaces will be revamped under a design by Brad Cloepfil of Allied Works Architecture, which is collaborating with Gary Edward Handel & Associates.
Robert Rector, a scholar at the conservative Heritage Foundation, argues that the food stamp program should be overhauled so that benefits are tied to work, much as welfare was revamped under President Bill Clinton.
The companies remained quiet about their plans until last month, when Motorola announced that it was laying off 4,000 employees, the start of a revamping under its new owner.
The companies remained mum about their plans until last month, when Motorola announced that it was laying off 4,000 employees, the start of a revamping under its new owner.
Mr. Press's task at Chrysler, which is in the midst of a revamping under its new owners, Cerberus Capital Management, is "worthwhile, so we applaud this effort," Mr. Cho said.
"Doug Daft is basically out to re-create the company with changes that are broad based and widespread," said John D. Sicher, editor and publisher of Beverage Digest in Bedford Hills, N.Y., an industry newsletter that has closely followed the Coca-Cola revamping under Douglas N. Daft, the new chief executive.
The Conservatives limit members' choices slightly more – under revamped rules introduced under William Hague in 1998, MPs whittle down the roster of candidates to a final two, from whom the members then decide.
