Sentence examples for instituted reforms from inspiring English sources

The Legislature and a judicial commission held hearings, and state court officials instituted reforms.

Pastrana also fought political corruption and instituted reforms to bolster the faltering economy.

He approved investigations into the torture and detentions under his father, and he instituted reforms.

In that job, he instituted reforms that strengthened the state's lottery and laid the foundation for additional benefits for seniors.

In 1424 the congregation of Santa Giustina of Padua instituted reforms that breathed new life into Benedictine monasticism.

But the national organization instituted reforms, cut its budget and eventually improved its image and fund-raising.

He has instituted reform at the scandal-hit Vatican Bank, closing more than 600 suspect accounts.

All of the major servicers agreed to institute reforms in their foreclosure procedures.

I think it's quite possible to institute reforms without moving straight to a linear system.

This arrangement would increase the power of the larger shareholders, who would then find it easier to institute reforms.

The repression has hardly let up ever since, even as the kingdom says it is instituting reforms.