Who knows, but it could sure use an overhaul.
Some members of Parliament were hoping to use a broad overhaul of European telecommunications legislation to ban proposals like the French one.
At a rally in Florida on Monday afternoon, Mr. Trump blasted Mrs. Clinton for failing, as a member of the Obama administration, to stop the rise of the Islamic State, employing much the same throw-the-bums-out argument he has used to demand an overhaul of government on domestic matters.
Mr. Conway, the governor's spokesman, said Mr. Pataki would use the report to advance an overhaul of school financing that he had proposed to the Legislature.
In a letter last month to David S. Addington, the group's vice president for research, Mr. Rubio urged the foundation to continue its history of "pro-growth economic policy and analysis" by using dynamic scoring when considering an overhaul of the nation's immigration laws.
Of the eight issues that Gallup polled, respondents said they most favor an energy bill that provides incentives for using alternative energy, followed by an overhaul of the tax code.
Sure, the interface could certainly use a UX overhaul with some American product design sensibility, but this is what Beta releases are for, and a chunk of the company's next fundraising round has been earmarked for such an overhaul.
Republicans have taken encouragement from the decision by Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, to join the chairman of the House Budget Committee, Representative Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, in backing an overhaul of Medicare using "premium support" subsidies for beneficiaries who buy private insurance.
The officers were dismissed, the plaintiffs received nearly $11 million, and the city agreed to implement 51 major reforms, including an overhaul of use-of-force policies, new procedures for reporting and investigating arrests, and more frequent supervision of officers.
The agency exhibits no capacity whatever to consider alternatives to the use of forceful intervention, and merits an overhaul of unprecedented (one of Obama's favorite words) proportions.
