Sentence examples for a sweeping request from inspiring English sources

In their letters Wednesday, Cummings and Raskin made a sweeping request for documents related to the election, giving Kemp and Raffensperger a deadline of March 20.

Federal prosecutors in New York did, though, recently issue a sweeping request for documents related to donations and spending by Trump's inaugural committee.

Earlier this month, as a first step toward possible new regulations, the agency issued a sweeping request for information on occupational risks from infectious agents, and for suggestions on how best to reduce them.

The commission issued a sweeping request to the states for data that included everything from voters' Social Security numbers, military status and party affiliation to information on felony convictions.

The push for the N.F.L. to release the evidence it gathered during its investigation of the New Orleans Saints intensified Monday, when the lawyer for linebacker Jonathan Vilma — who has been suspended for the 2012 season — sent a letter to Commissioner Roger Goodell that contained a sweeping request for 17 types of evidence.

Pascrell, a member of Neal's committee, would not give an estimate for when the inquiry could come, but he said he is advocating for a sweeping request for records, including personal and business tax filings, in search of a comprehensive view of Trump's compliance with the law.

DreamHost, a Los Angeles-based website host and domain-name registrar that hosted disruptj20.org's domain, pushed back, arguing that the sweeping request was a violation of its users constitutional rights.

Ginsberg made a sweeping written request for the evidence that implicates Vilma, who has been suspended without pay for the 2012 season.

Public Citizen had filed to represent a number of the people who were included in the government's original sweeping request for data because it believes that the U.S. government has "no legal justification for seeking out the identities of people who accessed a protest website," the group said in a statement.

When the Guardian published the court's order for Verizon to turn over all its customer phone records to the NSA, legal scholars were left puzzled as to how it could have approved the sweeping request, since the statutory predicate for the order specifically gave the government only the power to collect "tangible" items "relevant … to an ongoing investigation".

And in Massachusetts, a Boston law firm that represents Philip Morris recently filed two sweeping requests for records.