Sentence examples for revised overhaul from inspiring English sources

Some of Japan's top banks, including the Mizuho Financial Group, have cut earnings targets and plan to cut thousands of jobs as part of a revised overhaul plan announced by the Financial Services Agency.

The Assembly and the Senate agreed to revise legislation overhauling the budget process, which they had announced on March 31, hours before they missed the state budget deadline for the 20th year in a row.

Cándido Méndez, the secretary general of the UGT, said the strike left Mr. Rajoy with no other option than revising the labor overhaul.

The Alliance once mounted a protest that helped persuade I.B.M. to revise a pension overhaul that had hurt many older workers.

In his speech on Wednesday the prime minister will outline plans to hold a referendum on new terms for UK membership of the EU – to be negotiated if the Lisbon treaty is revised as part of an overhaul of the eurozone – if he wins the 2015 general election.

Goldman has also overhauled its board, revised its public relations strategy and put in place stronger clawback policies.

The authoritarian Pinochet-era constitution has been revised and the judicial system overhauled.

Mr. Bush's speech, which was revised throughout the day, including a final overhaul by the governor himself, emphasized healing and unity.

We have revised the Abstract and Introduction with a major overhaul, and we think the revised version is much improved.

True, the St . Petersburgversion was extensively revised by Marius Petipa in the 1880s and overhauled by various directors later.

For the Houston Grand Opera, Mr. McGlinn embarked on what would become a thorough overhaul of "Show Boat," which had been revised, and shortened, multiple times since its premiere in 1927.