reformed造句

He has reformed his bad habits.

Finally, the international financial system must be reformed.

He felt a reformed man, delivered from temptation.

It worked. Nearly all the dealers reformed, bar the odd bit of shoplifting.

He said health care needs to be reformed - but not according to President Barack Obama's plan.

But "the system cannot be reformed," says a former top official, bluntly.

For all it flaws, medical care in the United States has been reformed gigantically over the past several decades.

I want to rely on a reformed private marketplace -not the current wasteful, abusive, unaffordable private market.

A reformed Council should effectively address this issue to adequately reflect the rise of developing countries on the international scene and accord priority to their concerns and interests.

This water is formed in the morning, substantially lost by lunar midday, and reformed as the lunar surface cools towards evening.

He worried at his own beliefs—Zionist, Francophile, socialist and Euro-federalist—until they fell apart and reformed under the pressure of his restless, meticulous intellect.

The clear alternative is a reformed system that focuses on taxing the rising land values created by general prosperity, or economic rent.

Many Americans, and many Iranians living in America, believe that the regime is so unpopular that it can indeed be reformed or even removed from within-if only the opposition receives a bit more help.