Sentence examples for is reforming from inspiring English sources
verb
To put into a new and improved form or condition; to restore to a former good state, or bring from bad to good; to change from worse to better; to amend; to correct.
- To reform a profligate man
Italy is reforming, as is Spain.
With a bit of nudging, the market is reforming itself.
Britain too is reforming schools and simplifying welfare.
Scotland is reforming its rules and funding may be restricted.
Michael Gove is reforming education, and Iain Duncan Smith, like James Purnell before him, is reforming welfare.
The government is reforming the Lords, a long-standing Lib Dem policy.
"He is reforming Dara'a with the tanks of Bashar al-Assad".
The idea peddled by the UK that the country is reforming is a complete myth.
He also claims that Mr Sola's administration is reforming the Bonarense's outdated organisation.
Anything else? Digital technology is reforming public services, with quick online feedback services stimulating improvement.
12.19pm GMT Cameron says the government is reforming planning to allow more homes to be built.
