Sentence examples for reforms instituted by from inspiring English sources

A solution may be found in the reforms instituted by Reno concerning special prosecutors.

Such reforms began with the Kyōhō Reforms instituted by the eighth shogun, Tokugawa Yoshimune (ruled 1716 45).

Disillusioned with PRI maneuvers to undo reforms instituted by his father, Cárdenas split with the party in 1987.

However, the opposition indicated that it would not roll back popular social reforms instituted by the PSUV.

The comment appeared to reflect Mr. Castro's support for the economic reforms instituted by his younger brother, President Ra?astro.

He did not hesitate to criticise moves towards accepting some of the employment and trade-union reforms instituted by Margaret Thatcher.

Behind this initiative in lavish book production lay a movement of religious reform, instituted by the leading churchmen of the realm and supported by the king.

Law school teachers and administrators say the low pass rate defeats the stated goals of the judicial reform instituted by the government, a process that began a decade ago.

Later the German "economic miracle" that took root just after 1948 reflected, in part, a currency reform instituted by the occupation authorities that replaced depreciating money with money of stable value.

The organization charged with extinguishing fires was the Ministry of Emergency Situations, which responded speedily and capably to the Moscow Metro bombings in March, but a 2005 reform instituted by Putin left regional emergency outfits severely underfunded.

According to the Book of Jeremiah (about 100 years later), Micah's prophetic threat to Jerusalem had caused King Hezekiah (reigned c. 715 c. 686 bce) to placate God possibly an allusion to the cult reform instituted by the king in order to cleanse Judah of various pagan practices.