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Перевод: shake-up

[существительное]
встряска ; перемещение должностных лиц; чистка госаппарата

Тезаурус:

1. The BBC, which despite backbreaking efforts to avoid bias (largely successful outside the Radio 4's Today studio) secretly hoped a Labour victory would avert a shake-up.
2. But critics charge that the NHS shake-up has already been damaged by the existing technology free-for-all.
3. It calls for an urgent shake-up in hospital accident centres and trauma services.
4. He soon found, though, that he had not been eligible to join, having refused to join the top civil servants' trade union which was then attempting to block a Foreign Office shake-up.
5. Food giant Hillsdown Holdings added 8p to 130p after a maintained dividend forecast and boardroom shake-up.
6. PREMIER John Major yesterday assured the Chancellor his job was safe and ruled out a festive Cabinet shake-up.
7. Computer firm Pegasus had its wings clipped and closed unchanged at 120p after a boardroom shake-up.
8. City: Fuller head in shake-up
9. Broadcast shake-up "threatens standards".
10. Telegraph writers assess yesterday's Classic trial and mourn the loss of one of the greatest Champions of yesteryearJ A McGrath reports on the shake-up in the ante-post market after Forest Tiger's flop in Newmarket's Craven Stakes
11. THE biggest shake-up in the national health service since its foundation in 1948 is about to take effect.
12. The consultants calculate that ministers have put forward 250 million for the shake-up.
13. THE Home Secretary, Mr David Waddington, yesterday proposed a cut in prisoners' parole rights as a main ingredient of a shake-up of the criminal justice system to be set out in a government white paper next month.