Sentence examples for underwent reform from inspiring English sources
At the same time that society and the church underwent reform and expansion, they also faced the first expressions of popular heresy since late antiquity.
And he was active during the beginning of the Heian period (794 1185CE) when institutionalized Nara Buddhism underwent reform due to the influence of newer ideas coming from China, including Kûkai's own importations.
This program was first launched under the umbrella of the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research CGIARR) Micronutrient Program, which then underwent reform in 2004 to become Harvestplus, an autonomous organisation that sets the targets and coordinates the multilateral efforts to increase Fe, Zn and β-carotene in staple crops, including rice (http://www.harvestplus.org).org
We are trying to change a law that underwent reforms three years ago.
Look at other Abrahamic religions that underwent reformations.
He welcomed training across the MCP's agencies as each underwent fundamental reform.
In the early 1990s the banking system, formerly under the direction of the government, underwent significant reform.
Finland underwent wholesale reform about 40 years ago, moving to an entirely comprehensive school system, improving the quality of teacher training and raising the status of the teaching profession.
Italy underwent currency reform in the 1980s and '90s in an effort to come into line with the fiscal standards set by the EU.
Lastly, she finds that those who were initially squatters and live in areas that underwent title reform are more likely to say they consider their dwelling very secure from eviction or invasion than are squatters in areas that have yet to undergo reform.
The European and U.S. income tax systems and the recommendations of advisers from those areas have strongly influenced the systems established by new and developing countries, especially former colonies, as well as systems such as Japan's that underwent major reform in the 20th century.
