Sentence examples for partially reformed from inspiring English sources
In 1999, when the Lords was partially reformed, he was one of the 92 hereditary peers elected to keep their seats.
George Bush (who was governor of Texas from 1995 until he headed off to greater things in 2000) partially reformed the system in 1995.
In Shenyang, only 29 new party members were recruited from non-state enterprises in 1999, a sector that employed nearly 640,000 people in the city in that year.Although the immediate trigger for urban protests is usually some economic grievance, demonstrators often also complain about official corruption, which thrives in China's partially reformed, barely regulated environment.
And in recent weeks it has partially reformed its customs system, and eased restrictions on foreign-invested retail establishments.With the economy suffering under the weight of entrenched corruption and dismal economic mismanagement, the government can ill afford to indulge its old guard by implementing more unclear and counterproductive regulations.
Though the system has been partially reformed, access to public services remains deeply tied to the household registration place, to the disadvantage of migrants.
The simulation of cells, operated on partially reformed hydrocarbons, show that performance and degradation are influenced significantly by the operation temperature and applied potential.
Jordan has followed the gradual reform approach, partially reforming its subsidy system on several occasions.
And the fact that over at least the past 20 years the district has left a litter of poorly and partially executed reforms in its wake makes the voices of dissent all the shriller, and more credible.
Such robust heteroclinic cycles of coupled phase oscillators involve robust connections between saddle-type cluster states, where the robustness of the connections relies on them being contained within another nontrivial cluster state that corresponds to partially breaking the clusters and reforming them in a different way.
Irregularly congregated sheets and weakly attached edge-strands were partially prone to break, shift, flip and reform during the simulations.
