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• However, between 1960 and 1969 a radical shake-up occurred in the fundamental structure of fashion.
• It was an approach that entailed the most radical shake-up in British Defence communications in more than thirty years.
• In November 2013 it was revealed that the beds at Dewsbury and District Hospital would drop from 360 to 110 if the radical shake up goes ahead.
• In addition, Malhotra and Thorpe ( 2004 ) proposed a radical shake up of the entire genus, splitting " Trimeresurus " into seven genera.
• A radical shake-up is certainly needed if it is to gain any real credibility; but why pick on individual articles as would-be victims of a great purge?
• The car industry " is the only sector that has yet to witness consolidation or any radical shake-up, " said Laurent Truchi, a fund manager at GTI Finance, which has some $ 60 million under management.
• With plans for a much-vaunted pan-European stock exchange rapidly unraveling, bourses from London to Paris began to position themselves Wednesday for what many expect to be a radical shake-up up in the way investors trade stocks in Europe.
• He described his plan as " the most radical shake-up of the junior cycle programme since the ending of the Inter Cert in 1991 ", and claimed the scrapping of the Junior Certificate exams would help the  bottom half of students.
• When the Script Department was rendered redundant by Sydney Newman s radical shake-up of the BBC Drama Department after his arrival as its head in 1962, the highly respected Wilson was given one of the most senior positions under Newman as Head of Serials.
• A radical shake-up of the band's line up followed in 2004, Doktor A left the band and was replaced by Ali Star ( real name Alastair Power ) on bass and Yan-Yan ( real name Lilian Cheung ) on percussion.
• McCartney did change three numbers in his 2 1 / 2-hour, 36-song set, and for a musician who prides himself on delivering note-for-note renditions of his greatest hits, that's tantamount to a radical shake-up.
• The revamp will leave political appointees running Hong Kong's 180, 000-strong civil service, which Tung said needed a radical shake-up to cope with major challenges confronting the territory now struggling to bounce back from its second economic downturn since the handover.
• The launch, which includes The Right Start's 1, 000 best-selling products, from sunglasses to car seats, represents a key part of the chain's radical shake-up from a niche firm to a sudden major player in the toy business.
• They said it appeared that in addition to policy differences, there were personality conflicts between Lawrence _ who joined the exchange less than two years ago and had advocated a radical shake-up _ and the more conservative representatives of the old-line securities firms that dominate the exchange.
• In 2014 and as part of a wider and more radical shake-up to the divisional structure of parent RBS, Adam & Company, under the leadership of RBS Group Exec Graham Storrie, was made a subsidiary of Coutts and consolidated into the Commercial and Private Banking division of RBS, under divisional CEO Alison Rose.
• Insisting that the IOC is headed for a radical shake-up next month with new age limits for members and controls on gifts and bid city visits, IOC spokesman Franklin Servan-Schreiber said the public will accept the reforms and be ready to once again focus on the core values of the Olympics _ peace, friendship and fair competition.