Sentence examples for had reformed from inspiring English sources

This was before Ed Koch had reformed.

His lawyer, James M. McQueeney, said the chaplain had reformed his life since his murder arrest.

The "distant enemy"—the West could wait until Islam had reformed itself.

Mr. Rehn gave as examples the way Greece had reformed disbursement of medicines and adjusted its pension system.

He had reformed the budget process, the workers'-compensation system, and the financing of health care and education.

In his previous post at the Vienna Court Opera, this newspaper reported at the time, this "martinet" had "reformed everything.

Several activists and politicians demanded that he not be released until it could be proven that he had reformed.

I heard that Japan had reformed and returned to Virgin, but under a different name, Rain Tree Crow.

They claimed that the lack of opportunity to demonstrate they had reformed was a breach of their human rights.

After his most recent arrest, the chaplain's lawyer insisted that his client was a family man who had reformed his life.

Several decades earlier, in the 1720s, the town had reformed and developed its university on the faculty system (the medical faculty was instituted in 1726).