Examples of 'it reformed' in a sentence
Meaning of "it reformed"
it reformed: likely refers to a situation or an object that has been changed or improved for the better
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it reformed
It reformed its former rules on the subject.
My mother had it reformed.
It reformed and began moving back up towards the front.
Then it reformed.
It reformed the law relating to offences against the person.
Obama supports the temporary visa program but also wants it reformed.
It reformed and gave significant new powers to the constitutional court.
The first line fired a volley, then withdrew behind the second line where it reformed.
It reformed the Hall of Sessions of the City council and completed its roofing.
A very important council in that it reformed numerous aspects of church practice e.g., abolished the.
It reformed the Governor-General of New Zealand 's financial programme.
Great Britain was free from these errors when in 1844 it reformed its bank laws.
Instead, it reformed institutions.
He became head of Britain's Political Intelligence Department when it reformed in 1939.
Then it reformed and… well, you know what happened next.
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It reformed mores, but it “ confirmed ” doctrine.
It reformed in 1950 as a Junior League and has continued ever since.
It reformed during the Permian-Triassic 255 Ma and became part of Pangaea.
It reformed in 1982 under the Milwaukee Mandolin Orchestra name.
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Reformed in such a way as to professionalize their or ganization
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