Sentence examples for reformed on from inspiring English sources

That does, though, seem to lie behind their thinking – that ultimately, the British will prefer the devil they know, albeit one reformed on the back of David Cameron's urging, than to go it alone.

At the same time 36 Indian army battalions were sent to reinforce the British 10th (Irish) Division, 53rd Division, 60th Division and the 75th Divisions, which were reformed on Indian division lines with one British and three Indian battalions per brigade.

It was reformed on 7 October 1942 as a fighter unit comprising two Australian and one British flying squadrons equipped with Supermarine Spitfire aircraft, and a mobile fighter sector headquarters.

The state was cast as the problem instead of the answer, and was reformed on market lines first by Thatcher and then New Labour.

She points to the government's willingness to declare money no object in helping victims of the recent floods as further evidence of the weakness of the argument that welfare needs to be reformed on cost grounds.

Steve White told the federation's annual conference in Bournemouth that the organisation had reformed on its own terms, and not as a result of "bullying from a government minister".

It can reform on the job.

Parliament ratified a protocol on reforming the European Court of Human Rights on Friday.

Nor can we do school reform on the cheap.

Agrarian reform on a major scale occurred in both countries.

"We need some real reform on fraud and abuse".