Sentence examples for has undergone reform from inspiring English sources

Our findings confirm that the public health function has undergone reform in many countries.

In recent years, with the development of the socio-economy, increased foreign exchange, and health care reform in China, medical education has undergone reform and development.

While trade in precious minerals such as diamonds has undergone reforms in recent years to make their origins more transparent, the gold industry remains highly opaque.

In countries that have undergone reform and liberalisation, such as Sweden, as much as 25% of postal jobs have disappeared.

Kerry praised the efforts of Nigeria's armed forces, which have undergone reform under the new president, Muhammadu Buhari, who swept to power last year on a ticket to tackle endemic corruption.

Several languages (Serbian in the 19th century, Russian and Bulgarian in the 20th) have undergone reforms, dropping superfluous letters from the Cyrillic alphabet.

The NHS has undergone major reform periodically, some necessary and some more politically motivated.

The legal appeals are made more complicated by the Indonesian judicial system, which has undergone significant reform but remains confusing.

Adult education and training has undergone fundamental reform in recent decades.

For Labour, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said: "Marriage as an institution has undergone repeated reform and modernisation over hundreds of years and needs to again now to reflect the equal value we place on long-term loving relationships for same-sex couples too".

Undergraduate education has undergone radical reform at most United Kingdom (UK) medical schools in the last two decades[ 1, 2].