Sentence examples for shakeup from inspiring English sources

Analysis Teachers are some of the harshest critics of the coalition after Michael Gove's tenure as education secretary, which entailed a radical shakeup of the curriculum, expansion of academies and introduction of free schools.

Turness's predecessor, Steve Capus, is leaving under something of a cloud, ending an eight-year run after a corporate shakeup in which he was suddenly assigned a new boss.

"We've got to give the others a shakeup," he says.

Tony Abbott and the Coalition have sacked three departmental heads in a modest shakeup of the public service after promising no "night of the long knives".

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David Wroe in Fairfax Media says the shakeup will also target gender equality, "with all aid projects to be assessed each year on how they improve the opportunities of women and girls.

Our Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum parties need the same shakeup and Ukip is the radical alternative to do the job, says Douglas, who cites energy policy, banking, trade, Europe and immigration (he's not a basher) among those areas in need of fresh thinking.

In the week that Panorama hit the headlines after its eagerly-awaited exposé of Mazher Mahmood was postponed for a second time, it has emerged that the weekly programme may not be protected from the proposal aired by director general Tony Hall earlier this year to shakeup in-house TV production.

After the Productivity Commission's report, the government is considering a shakeup of childcare rebates before the budget.

The home secretary said the figures showed her shakeup of the police service was working.

He admitted the shakeup had led to some "interesting results" but said the commission was constrained by the "very tight rules handed to us by parliament", which set limits on the size of the electorate within the new boundaries.