Sentence examples for try to overhaul from inspiring English sources

Pantelis Kapsis, a former government spokesman and newspaper editor, will try to overhaul ERT as the leader of a new ministry.

The profession's inherent competitiveness and cruelty come alive as new managers try to overhaul the system and well-meaning reporters are shoved aside.

Lately, though, a few companies seem to be focusing on insiders, often as they try to overhaul corporate governance in the wake of recent scandals.

The campus crackles with an excitement and tension that illuminate the troubles and opportunities ahead as Libyans try to overhaul nearly all the country's public institutions, long run by Colonel Qaddafi's Revolutionary Committees.

WASHINGTON — In late 1998, Senator John McCain sent an unusually blunt letter to the head of the Federal Communications Commission, warning that he would try to overhaul the agency if it closed a broadcast ownership loophole.

Most of them said they would try to overhaul immigration in their first year in office and would include a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, penalties for employers who hire illegal immigrants and tougher border security.

Critics have long tried to overhaul New York's town and village courts.

"I am trying to overhaul the tax regime," the finance minister, Suchart Jaovisidha, said.

Sometimes I feel like we are trying to overhaul an Apple Mac Book with a spanner," he said.

By bonding with Ms. Dion, Chrysler executives hope to sidestep a common problem for automakers trying to overhaul their products.

As Congress tries to overhaul Medicare, the administration is still required to set payment rates under existing law.