Word: overhauled
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...While most of the aid package goes to equip Mexico with Black Hawk helicopters and more sophisticated surveillance equipment, it also includes funds for more credible training of police, prosecutors and judges - in other words, to start the long-term institutional overhaul advocated by Leahy and others. Indiana Republican Senator Richard Lugar suggested this month that trimming the Merida Initiative would set back efforts to transform Mexican law enforcement, and would "harm U.S.-Mexico relations and broader U.S. interests." Still, Leahy and other Senators may attach conditions on the Merida aid, such as demanding more concrete evidence that Mexico...
...allowing longer email usernames. Selsby said the department hoped eventually to no longer reuse addresses and create unique e-mail addresses for every student who passes through the College—for example, consisting of a student’s name and graduation date. Kroll noted that a complete overhaul of Harvard’s username assignment system would be more complex than that of a smaller liberal arts college.According to Selsby, FAS IT has also considered improving the interface for FAS Webmail and increasing the size of the inbox that would number in the gigabytes...
Sharing the shock of his people, the newly elected Prime Minister, John Howard - just two months into his eleven-and-a-half years in power - seized the chance to overhaul Australia's gun laws, trampling all opposition to make them among the strictest in the developed world. "I hate guns," he said at the time. "One of the things I don't admire about America is their slavish love of guns ... We do not want the American disease imported into Australia." Howard argued the tougher laws would make Australia safer. But 12 years on, new research suggests the government response...
...then the athletic department decided it was done losing to its better, stronger opponents and began an overhaul process...
...against McCain? Ironically, there is almost no complaint about the Republican process and its “winner take all” primary system. That system produces the same results Democratic superdelegates will ultimately provide: a conclusion and a nominee.Yet, while there shouldn’t be a major overhaul to the way the system works now, here are some questions both parties ought to be asking themselves about how primaries and caucuses are administered. Should caucuses and primaries be open to independent and cross-over voters, or just to registered members of the party? Currently, different states have different...