Sentence examples for that were overhauled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's campaign bases that accusation on concerns expressed by conservatives who say they fear new waivers for states could be used to undermine the federal rules that were overhauled in 1996 to require welfare recipients to work or receive training.

For example, Consumer Reports has not issued reliability predictions for Cadillac’s Escalade and Acura’s MDX, two SUVs that were overhauled last year.

According to statistics from 2001 [13], of the 8,120 bolsters that were overhauled in Zhanjiang Depot, 2,368 bolsters were flawed in 2,815 faulty bolsters, and the bolster with flaws at the end structure is 2,137, accounting for 75.9 % of all flawed bolsters.

The mass of newly unemployed workers will encounter a welfare system that was overhauled in 1996 and has never faced a recession.

That was a practice the resort used prior to the opening last year of Pixar Pier, an area of California Adventure that was overhauled to include characters from popular Pixar movies.

Another institution that is overhauling its distance learning offer is the University of Derby "Online".

[Page A28.] But the finger-pointing endures over what went wrong, who was responsible and what it means for other states and counties that are overhauling their voting procedures in the wake of the 2000 stalemate.

Formerly the Bangkok Nursing Home, it is a century-old refuge for foreign residents that is overhauling its image with the help of a celebrity plastic surgery and sex-change doctor who was lured from Bumrungrad.

McDonald's is reacting to a shift in consumer tastes toward healthier, more natural foods and competing with other restaurants that are overhauling their menus to feature items free of processed ingredients.

Turnaround schools are those that have been overhauled because they were previously identified as the district's lowest performers.

CEBS is one of three Europe-wide bodies that will be overhauled at the start of 2011.