internal overhaul造句

• This major internal overhaul comes at a cost.
• We are talking about a season that the group of European champions deserves to face without internal overhaul.
• Under Lynch, Burnett had been seeking to significantly change its traditional business methods to adapt to a more mercurial climate on Madison Avenue, most notably an internal overhaul named Global 2000.
• Wilpon is trying to clean up the mess, and he's started an internal overhaul and job review that will include every employee, including manager Bobby Valentine and general manager Steve Phillips.
• Now, largely as a result of such insularity, the IRS is now being forced to undergo an internal overhaul as massive as the one the tax code went through a decade ago.
• Now, he believes, with the United States soon to return to the organization's headquarters here, UNESCO can at last turn its energies away from internal overhaul toward tackling critical educational, environmental and cultural problems.
• Announcing the first results of an internal overhaul begun in April, Paige said the department had addressed nearly half of the 661 recommendations made by the General Accounting Office and outside auditors to improve the agency's financial management.
• Facing investors for the first time since launching an ambitious restructuring program last summer, Siemens CEO Heinrich von Pierer said the internal overhaul would be done by 2001 _ in time for the company's listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
• Now, he believes, with the United States soon to return to the organization's headquarters here, UNESCO _ the U . N . Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization _ can at last turn its energies away from internal overhaul toward tackling critical educational, environmental and cultural problems.