Sentence examples for finally reformed from inspiring English sources

In 1967, the law was finally reformed.

In 1909 the army recruitment system, which until then had favoured the wealthy by allowing them to hire substitutes for military service, was finally reformed.

When Take That finally reformed in 2006, Williams refused to participate – and he is again nowhere to be heard on The Circus.

Finally, reformed heroes Grandaddy are a refreshing melodic blast, lacing their wondrous pop flashes – Now It's On, The Crystal Lake, the arcade epic AM 180 – with the toytown synth spasms of Hamley's at Christmas.

"When the totally antiquated financial system is finally reformed and retail investors are free of regulations, Japan should become the fastest-growing financial market in the world".

They're still my favorite band without question and since they finally reformed I've seen them live a heap of times.

A pragmatic non-tribal figure, Renzi, 41, was seen as the young technocratic leader who was finally reforming baroque structures of governance and rendering them fit for purpose.

And to ensure that a crisis of this magnitude never happens again, I ask Congress to move quickly on legislation that will finally reform our outdated regulatory system.

"There were times when negotiations broke down, but we always came back to the table because we shared a fundamental, bipartisan goal to cut through the noise and finally reform this broken law," Udall said.

Because even the best trained workers in the world can't compete if our businesses are saddled with rapidly increasing health care costs, we're fighting to do what we have discussed in this country for generations: finally reforming our nation's broken health insurance system and relieving this unsustainable burden.

The Assembly's bill, A.6085, would finally reform the failed Rockefeller Drug Laws.