We found 98 examples of how to use reform in an English sentence.
Sentences 26 to 50 of 98.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 26. | The new law was a major reform. | |
| 27. | The protesters demanded government reform. | |
| 28. | Tom decided to stop drinking and reform his behavior. | |
| 29. | The state is going to reform its drug policies. | |
| 30. | Does prison reform criminals? | |
| 31. | Kids these days have no imagination whatsoever. Only a nationwide revolution and sweeping economic reform will bring the hoop and stick back into vogue. | |
| 32. | I am in favor of a German orthographic reform. | |
| 33. | As figures from the National Development and Reform Committee show, the Internet has developed rapidly in rural China. | |
| 34. | The report from the National Development and Reform Committee says that the advance in rural high-speed telecommunication infrastructure is the main reason for the increase in Internet users. | |
| 35. | The prime minister's businesslike approach to welfare reform earned him accolades among the upper class. | |
| 36. | The 1960s were years of protest and reform. | |
| 37. | The public praised Roosevelt's reform efforts. | |
| 38. | I dreamt that Congress effected sensible tax reform to improve the lot of the working class. I then woke up in a gutter with nothing but ragged clothes and a stolen guitar to my name. | |
| 39. | Health reform can't wait anymore. | |
| 40. | They debated land reform but never carried it out. | |
| 41. | The German energy reform is unaffordable. | |
| 42. | English has seen many attempts at spelling reform throughout its history; most of them failed. | |
| 43. | The reform of the Chinese healthcare system is an acknowledgement of its failure. | |
| 44. | The need for reform in Italy is enormous. | |
| 45. | Partisan politics is getting in the way of necessary finance reform. | |
| 46. | Energy reform is a tremendous challenge and requires effort from us. | |
| 47. | To be spared from all those horrors, only one remedy is available: language reform. | |
| 48. | These boys ought to be sent to a reform school. | |
| 49. | I'm sure Tom will reform. | |
| 50. | Don't try to reform everyone you meet. |