Sentence examples for has radically reformed from inspiring English sources

Pope Francis has radically reformed the Catholic Church's process for annulling marriages, allowing for fast-track decisions and removing automatic appeals in a bid to speed up and simplify the procedure.

Finland, being at the top of world league table for the literacy rate and numeracy, has radically reformed and created a diversified system of education for betterment and nurturing students.

In order to reduce the cost of drug expenditure, the management of pharmaceutical procurement system has been radically reformed in recent years, which has produced a positive impact on bringing the prices of many drugs down at the point of service delivery, as we have seen in Guizhou.

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

The state, and the dependence on of MILLIONS, has to be radically reformed to force and/or encourage people who can to take responsibility for their own lives.

While some forces had undergone spending cuts during the last parliament without have to radically reform the way they operated, the report warned that approach would be increasingly difficult to sustain.

Certification rules have to be radically reformed to attract qualified college graduates.

He has radically curtailed the influence of the military, which had hindered reforms, fearing it would lose its political role.

Turkey's impressive reform process since 2002 has been characterized by many scholars as a "silent revolution" that has radically changed democratic standards.

Obama has radically different ambitions.

The recession has radically changed this picture.