Sentence examples for systematic overhaul from inspiring English sources
California's abolition of money bail may be the biggest step to date toward systematic overhaul.
This all adds up to a systematic overhaul of a regulatory structure that hadn't been sufficiently updated since the 1930s.
The preparation of genuinely democratic elections requires nothing less than a systematic overhaul of the country's electoral laws and practices, which are deeply flawed after decades of dictatorship.
Only when victory was well in sight could Peter devote more of his attention to a systematic overhaul of Russia's institutions.
In the majority opinion from today's 4-to-3 ruling, Justice Paul Pfeifer wrote that the court had been patient with the Legislature's efforts to enact a "complete systematic overhaul" of the financing system.
A systematic overhaul is required of a system distorted by marketisation and reducing education (more than ever) to a trauma to be endured rather than an opportunity to be enjoyed.
Natan Obed, the National Inuit leader, said that the overhaul "requires systematic recognition and redress for outstanding human rights violations", and that "respect for Inuit as rights-holders – not as stakeholders" is critical for the success of any talks moving forward.
They include the full authorization and use of body cameras, a grand jury system overhaul, the systematic tracking of the number of civilians killed by police officers, the appointment of independent investigators and prosecutors in officer-involved shootings, and a revamp of policies and procedures on the use of and punishment of excessive force violations by officers.
Victims' advocates and lawmakers pushing to overhaul the system say there is no systematic tracking of how often lawmakers pay employees in exchange for silence about workplace complaints.
In a statement, Boston Scientific, which was also warned by the agency in that same letter about systematic failures in its product-safety review, said it had since overhauled its procedures.
