Sentence examples similar to instituted a few reforms from inspiring English sources

But he instituted few reforms, skirted the nation's real problems, and was mainly preoccupied with schemes to keep himself in perpetual office, while at the same time making himself useful to France and the United States, both of which have bases in the country.

Zedillo also instituted a number of reforms designed to end political corruption and create freer elections.

After Harold Hempstead came forward with an account of prison abuse, Florida instituted a series of reforms.

He instituted a number of reforms, including the decision to lend to women only.

Influenced by Confucian scholar-officials, he instituted a series of reforms unsettling to the newly stabilized government.

And Leiter, in response, instituted a series of reforms to increase the likelihood that analysts would zero in on clues.

Groves later recalled: Groves instituted a series of reforms.

Similarly, a new government came to power in 2002 and instituted a number of reforms related to terms and conditions of HRH employment.

"Deutch instituted a major reform of the way we build [collection] programs," he said.

He continued to expand social-welfare programs, instituted a land-reform policy, and championed environmental-protection measures.

He also instituted a land-reform program that has persisted in its basic form into modern times.