Sentence examples for subsequent overhaul from inspiring English sources

For example, the Royal Bank of Scotland is known for its highly successful 2000 acquisition of NatWest, a much larger UK rival, and for the subsequent overhaul of its target's culture.

(The $75 million musical, which opened on Broadway in June after Ms. Taymor's firing and a subsequent overhaul, is now one of the top-earning shows in New York, grossing $1.5 million a week on average).

The subsequent overhaul of "Spider-Man" has yielded a musical that is earning about $1.2 million a week, as it did under Ms. Taymor — among the biggest hauls on Broadway, but also barely enough to cover the huge weekly running costs for this technically ambitious show.

The incorporation of A.D.H.D. under the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act in 1991 — and a subsequent overhaul of the Food and Drug Administration in 1997 that allowed drug companies to more easily market directly to the public — were hugely influential, according to Adam Rafalovich, a sociologist at Pacific University in Oregon.

It further stated that the Sound Academy and Tattoo Queen West would host INK's future talent, concerts and shows no hint of Sound Academy's overhaul or subsequent closure had been made public. .

In taking the high road, Venice risks being overhauled by subsequent events in Toronto and New York.

In nearly all cases, introduction of market reform has required subsequent adjustments, fine-tuning, or significant overhauls, depending on the adequacy of the original design and its execution.

The subsequent Shipman inquiry has already called for an overhaul of the system of death certificates, coroners' courts and cremations, and is due to produce its fourth and final report later this year.

Amounts totalling US$5.22 million have also been provided for the subsequent development phases of the Oracle-based major overhaul of FAO's financial and administrative systems (e.g. payroll, Data Warehouse financial information, human resource module).

Conservative politicians are haunted by memories of mass protests that felled the pension and welfare overhaul plans of then-Prime Minister Alain Juppé in 1995 and defeated subsequent attempts to overhaul rigid labor laws.

Following the assassination, Serbia attempted for the first time an overhaul of the security services and the criminal underworld with Operation Saber and subsequent prosecutions.