Overhaul
overhaul (verb) -
a. Examine carefully and make changes to improve.
b. Clean, check thoroughly, and repair if necessary.
Examples sentences:
* The tax system has undergone a complete overhaul.
* I should have overhauled the engine a year ago, now it doesn't work.
* The government wants to overhaul the training program and make it cost effective.
* Without a complete overhaul the computerised reservation system will soon cease to work.
* The economic face of country is in the midst of a complete overhaul to make the country more competitive.
* The government has called for a complete overhaul of meat-inspection programmes.
* The Soviet Union needs a thorough overhaul of its banking system.
* Emergency measures to overhaul the government may take on a permanent character.
* Parliament approved yesterday the first complete overhaul of criminal law in more than a century.
* Public sector employees are protesting against government plans to overhaul the welfare system.
* There are two board members against a planned ten-year overhaul of the loss-making company.
* A plan to overhaul the company last November prompted the worst strikes for three years.
* The chain needs to overhaul its operations, get rid of old stores and replace them with larger new ones.
* This will be the biggest overhaul of the system for 50 years.
* The organisation can survive but it will need a major overhaul.
* The factory's sole purpose is to mend and overhaul the inadequate bulldozers.
* But the new competitive environment and the need for an overhaul in the nation's banking laws come at a time when estimates of the
* Labor leaders realized that unless they agreed to a massive overhaul of work rules, they could watch more factories close down.
