Sentence examples for led to reforms from inspiring English sources

Its groundbreaking 2002 coverage of abuse by priests led to reforms and by most accounts a significant reduction in abuse.

Such critiques have led to reforms seeking to replace governments with markets to challenge or remedy market failure.

With their eventual acceptance, Massine's symphonic ballets effected a choreographic revolution and in turn led to reforms in costuming and sets.

A Nigerian man whose accounts of abuse led to reforms at the Elizabeth Detention Center has been freed after spending nearly four years behind bars.

His experience, and his willingness to talk about it, has led to reforms in the way Canada treats post-traumatic stress.

While his human rights policy succeeded in one very important respect — it gave heart to many people living under dictatorship — it never persuaded any dictator to leave peacefully, nor led to reforms within dictatorships.

His dispatches of bungling in the Crimean War and the privations faced by the troops caused outrage and eventually led to reform.

The stimulus debate was a real-world test run of that refreshing attitude, and as we saw, it hardly led to reforming results.

The circuit attorney's investigation, which will take several months, may lead to reforms in Missouri's criminal-justice system.It may also bring national changes.

But Gianfranco Fini, the post-fascist leader, is against referendums that could lead to reforms of hiring rules and pensions, though he wants a new electoral law.

Whether Mr. Bush's present annoyance leads to reforms in an agency whose independence has survived all of his predecessors remains to be seen.