Sentence examples for reforms were made from inspiring English sources

Some countries threatened to stop contributing unless reforms were made.

These reforms were made on a tight budget: the standard Penguin cost the equivalent of 15p.

The removal of the sanction after one week was a key demand of employers, some of whom said they would withdraw from the scheme unless reforms were made.

After ten years, mortality fell in the areas where the reforms were made, and it fell more in those areas which received the reforms earlier.

A series of reforms were made, including the installation of electric lights, limited connections to running water, and the paving of certain streets with cobblestone.

The 2005 reforms were made on the assumption that protections were needed to ensure the lord chancellor remained a powerful defender of the rule of law within government.

A month earlier he had seemed to welcome the collapse of the Aoki building company, saying it was "a sign that structural reforms were making smooth progress".

Loudest of all is a great chorus of lefty ire – perhaps lacking when the reforms were making their way through parliament, but now in full effect.

"It's vital that reforms be made quickly," Ms. Feinstein said.

The visit also puts the U.S. presidential imprimatur on sweeping democratic reforms being made in the long-isolated nation, essentially validating those changes largely initiated by Mr. Thein Sein and wildly applauded by the West.

"Fiji is not going back to PIF till some changes and reforms are made in the organisation; for example Australia and New Zealand to move out of PIF" (Fiji Sun 25.10.2014).