Sentence examples for reformed until from inspiring English sources

American education is going to be reformed until it rolls over and begs for mercy.

Eurocrats argue that the system cannot be reformed until a thorough aerial survey of olive groves has been carried out.

Public sector pensions will not be reformed until the autumn budget and she fully expects the final changes to be worse than those currently proposed.

He stresses that the regulator was being sensibly reformed until "the edifice came down" with the Guardian's revelation in July 2011 about the interceptions of Milly Dowler's voicemail messages.

Others have suggested that health won't be reformed until everyone involved has some skin in the game (an argument against shielding patients from real costs with insurance payments).

It will be hard to believe the church has fully reformed until the current generation of Catholic bishops and cardinals is gone from power and new men (and women?) rise to take their place with no blemish of scandal on their robes.

Returning to the War Office, first as quartermaster general (1880) and then as adjutant general (1882), he devoted himself to reform until interrupted by a nationalist uprising in Egypt under ʿUrabī Pasha.

Athletics will not be reformed nationally until it is reformed campus by campus.

I think he intended to reform immigration until other priorities took his energy.

This will be the last chance for the press to reform itself until the next last chance.

It has delivered both gentle social reform and (until recently) high economic growth.