Sentence examples for was completely reformed from inspiring English sources

This marketing agency was completely reformed during the structural adjustment process.

The promised accountability from the agreements does not always mean companies will be completely reformed.

There is more gain in that than delaying the competition so that the franchise system can be completely reformed to incorporate all the changes that the Tories want".

But it's also a sign of impotence, of a sense that nothing could be done to stop the pointless death of two men who by every account – including that of the former head of the prison where they were held – were completely reformed.

In the short-term, this means establishing an effective anti-corruption court while the broader judiciary can and should be completely reformed.

"Franchising needs to be completely reformed so that what counts are improvements to the service on offer, rather than complex calculations of profit and loss that don't stack up," he said.

The European border protection agency, Frontex, has been completely reformed over the last year and can now help protect the EU's external borders much more effectively.

My wife would assert that I am not completely reformed.

Anthony Browne told BBC News that whilst the industry was "completely committed to reform" the threat to break up banks that fail to follow new rules to ring-fence risky investment operations from High Street activities was "bad economics".

Johnson stressed that Osborne was "completely right" to try to reform the tax credit system.

"This reform was completely counterproductive," Mr. Geer said.