Sentence examples for were reformed by from inspiring English sources

He said that if the tax were reformed by removing routine deductions taken by the middle class, then only 300,000 taxpayers would pay the tax and about 400 people with million-dollar incomes would pay no tax.

The Gateshead club were reformed by supporters after the original Thunder were swallowed up by Hull for financial reasons, and have long-term hopes of a return to the Super League after being taken over by their Premiership rugby union neighbours Newcastle Falcons this year.

Its appearance and tariffing were reformed by Anastasius, who issued large pieces marked M, K, I, and E (equal to 40, 20, 10, and five nummi); other multiples were found either later or locally, as IB (equal to 12 nummi) at Alexandria.

The club could not be saved from liquidation and were reformed by a new company.

Taking immense casualties after a first series of actions against Lannes's infantry, elements of the Coalition cavalry withdrew and were reformed by their commanders.

After the brigade had been disbanded in June 1948, its battalions were reformed, by renumbering those in the 2nd Parachute Brigade.

All this was to have been reformed by May.

In 1965 the entire system was reformed by a decree that instituted a new judicial organization.

It should be reformed by introducing a public interest defence for whistleblowers.

The Roman rite was reformed by the Council of Trent by the removal of some corruptions and the imposition of uniformity.

"The federation was created by an act of parliament and it can be reformed by an act of parliament.