Sentence examples for reformed itself from inspiring English sources

Could communism, left to its own devices, have reformed itself?

Turkey has reformed itself enough to secure the opening of membership negotiations with the European Union.

The "distant enemy"—the West could wait until Islam had reformed itself.

The organization's executive committee will vote on a report stating that Turkey has reformed itself enough to merit entry talks.

The party has reformed itself, but many grandees remain loyal to the memory of its founder (and the country's wartime leader), Franjo Tudjman.

While still leader of the opposition, Mr Blair threatened to abolish it unless it reformed itself and started sharing out some of its great wealth.

Still, writing as an acute observer of the modern game, author Mewshaw is not persuaded that on major questions of governance the professional tennis tour has reformed itself.

When he appeared before Lord Justice Leveson, he said the press reformed itself in the two years following Wakeham's changes, but then slipped "egregiously".