Sentence examples for be reformed for from inspiring English sources

In his book, he arrived at a typically New Left solution: the institution must not be reformed, for "reform" is the very myth by which the Leviathan nourishes itself.

The budget proposal from the bipartisan group of Congressmen known as the Gang of Six and the president's deficit-cutting commission did state that Social Security should be reformed for its own sake — and that any savings must go toward solvency.

One still hears calls from time to time for the Champions League itself to be reformed, for the same big clubs to be admitted each year regardless of domestic performance, though Uefa must be acutely aware that its flagship competition is boring enough as it is and does not need to become any less competitive.

Subsequently, more heat transfer rate is created in the flow by introducing more surface area, and a mathematical model is reformed for more numerical analysis.

Catalytic fuel processing, of infrastructure fuels (e.g. natural gas and LPG), are being reformed for the fuel cell to power homes, commercial and residential buildings, schools, hospitals.

But China has been reforming for 20 years, and now, finally, the media are starting to reform too".

The surviving Pythons - John Cleese, Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam - announced last week that they were reforming for what might be the last time.

Kenya has been reforming its health sector for decades.

And the best way to do it is reform it for my generation.

There are new reforms for kids' football.

Governor Pataki has been urging reform for several years.