The trades kept coming through July, overhauling the major league roster and flooding the bereft farm system.
From May through July, a presidential commission drafted a $4.2 billion five-year plan for overhauling prekindergarten through university.
They pushed through risky reforms, overhauling the police force and imposing a zero-tolerance policy that all but obliterated everyday bribery.
In recent months, public pianos surfaced around the city from the "Play Me, I'm Yours" traveling arts project, and prestigious museums have been going through overhauls.
Yet, through overhauls of Bach, Tchaikovsky and Sibelius, they were also part of an older pop tradition of adapting the bits everybody knows from the classics.
That view was later echoed by Ms. Merkel, who noted that Germany had to go through overhauls in welfare and the labor market in order to cut unemployment to three million people from five million.
While Mr. Obama said the bill also should provide "the groundwork" for Congress to achieve additional deficit reduction next year through overhauls of the tax code and spending for fast-growing entitlement programs, chiefly Medicare, Congressional Democrats said the likely measure by itself would do nothing to put such efforts in motion.
In the MNS, slurry is sent to the cache warehouse after pretreatment, then through overhaul gate, positive pressure feeder, double plunger pump, valve, and finally fed into the furnace via spiral feeder.
But the new health care law seeks to restrain the latter through steps to overhaul payment practices and service delivery: better information on effective treatments, improved coordination among doctors, financial rewards for the quality of treatment rather than the quantity.
And late last year, the federal courts appointed a monitor to ensure that New Jersey followed through with plans to overhaul the state police to prevent profiling.
