Sentence examples for which was reformed from inspiring English sources

They claim it will be used instead of section 5 of the Public Order Act, which was reformed after complaints that it was penalising legitimate protests.

"This reflects the fact that the political system in our country, which was reformed with the participation of United Russia, is benefiting our voters, and they believe in it," he said, according the party's Web site.

For his actions, he was awarded an Exceptional Service Medal by the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, which was reformed as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in 1958.

And like the European project, which originated in a determination to banish war after 1945, the "modern" Holy Roman Empire, which was reformed by the 1648 Treaty of Westphalia, was intended to defuse the domestic German antagonisms that had culminated in the traumatic Thirty Years' War.

Two big mobile acquisitions, Beluga last year which was reformed as Facebook Messenger, and most recently Instagram, may both prove key to getting Facebook to travel with you everywhere.

They replaced the 6th Airlanding Brigade, which was reformed as a normal infantry formation.

As Geezer Butler later explained: Following the completion of the Born Again tour in March 1984, vocalist Ian Gillan left Black Sabbath to re-join Deep Purple, which was reforming after a long hiatus.

We expressed concern that legalizing their status would undermine the integrity of the country's immigration laws, which were reformed in 1986, and depress the wages of the lowest-paid native-born workers.

Bio-Methanol Chemie Nederland uses glycerol to produce synthesis gas, which is reformed to make methanol (Chemie Magazine 2006), while Archer Daniels Midland plan to use carbohydrates and/or glycerol as a feedstock for the production of propylene and ethylene glycols (Chemical Week 2005).

As a result, among the 10 most populous states — including Texas, which is reforming its system — New York had the lowest incarceration rate and the lowest crime rate in 2010, according to the Pew Center on the States ("Prison Count 2010").

South Korea had the SMART education project, the major tasks of which are reforming the educational system and improving educational infrastructures (Choi and Lee 2012).