Sentence examples for a radically reformed from inspiring English sources

The two dozen teenagers in his classroom are among the first to follow a radically reformed technology curriculum which comes into force this month.

While Rudolph W. Giuliani stimulated the discussion of a radically reformed system, his adversarial style prevented him from making it a reality.

We should be building a progressive case for Britain's membership of a radically reformed union that works better for all of us.

It is possible, though not easy, to imagine M.M.A. without head strikes — in a radically reformed version of the sport, fighters might concentrate, instead, on body blows, wrestling, and submission holds.

The disposal of the English estate is likely to be as destructive as its creation, as forests managed by a radically reformed commission are flogged to the highest bidder.

Unlike Marx, Greider does not believe that the solution to capitalism's "deep conflicts and discontents" will be a new stage of history, in which market and class will disappear, but rather a radically reformed capitalism.

Both pilgrimages start from a beginning point; are more about the journey than the destination sometimes; use stories as a way to navigate the way forward; require taking good care of ourselves; and lean forward toward reaching a destination and a life radically reformed.

Partly, this is because "Joy" and "Our Bodies" were a part of a movement that radically reformed the way the English-speaking world conceives of sexuality.

Puritanism ranged from hostility to the content of the Prayer Book and "popish" ceremony, to a desire for church governance to be radically reformed.

However, until the system is radically reformed, with care commissioned from a single pot of social care and NHS money, he sees no alternative.

Mr Turner added today: "The report describes a historic approach to supervision, and one that has been radically reformed since 2007.