Sentence examples for reformed in a from inspiring English sources

They could be reformed in a way which encourages full-time work.

Foremost among her crew is a cowardly bully whom reformed in a scene lifted straight from Meg, by defying him alone, dressed and armed as a man.

Is there any way that policing can be reformed in a balanced fashion amid today's contemptible partisan bidding war on police powers, and in the light of the increasing willingness of politicians to sack senior officers for party reasons?

Presenting a final follow-up report, Lord Turner spelled out why the earnings link should be restored: "If the state pension system is not reformed in a way which limits the spread of means testing, the success of the proposed new system of private pension saving will be undermined".

In fact, given the practical problems of having the legislation passed in the Senate, it is most unlikely that the legislation could be reformed in a manner that satisfies both the requirements of the convention and the political exigencies of conservative Senators.

"Doctoral education has been massively reformed, in a very good way," says senior adviser Andrée Sursock of EUA.

This organisation was reformed in 1993 as a non-profit charitable Trust, called the Bradman Foundation.

The hydrogen is produced by steam methane reforming in a heat exchange reformer (gas heated reformer), heat integrated with the hot effluent stream from the autothermal reformer.

Now he is trying to reform in a panic with no leverage.

(The ash can also reform in a jet engine as lumps of lava).

Methane reforming in a Pd/Ag membrane reactor was carried out.