Sentence examples for reform themselves from inspiring English sources

They did not reform themselves, which is why calls for a Muslim reformation so spectacularly miss the point.

Perhaps corporations will reform themselves, but so far they show no signs of changing their ways.

Put it another way: how can failed international institutions reform themselves?

He warned of "the difficulties we have of closed orders in secret societies to reform themselves".

While wealthy nations must help, he said, poorer countries "have an obligation" to reform themselves.

In "Émile" (1762), Rousseau prophesied, "When mothers deign to nurse their own children, then morals will reform themselves".

He concludes his book with the hope that the corporate elite will rediscover "enlightened self-interest" and reform themselves.

These groups serve both as targets for reform and reformers themselves.

"The danger is that the reforms themselves could be devalued".

Many Latin Americans conclude that the answer is the "neo-liberal" reforms themselves.

The reforms themselves, however, still tackle only one aspect of the challenges around data and privacy.