The phrase "a sweeping reshuffle of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant changes or reorganizations, particularly in contexts like politics, business, or management.
Example: "The company announced a sweeping reshuffle of its executive team to improve efficiency and innovation."
Alternatives: "a major overhaul of" or "a comprehensive reorganization of".
The wholesale resignation of his cabinet on June 23rd has forced him into a sweeping reshuffle well ahead of July 28th, when Peruvians celebrate independence and, by tradition, ministers get shifted round.Finding competent new ones will be tough.
Theresa May has drawn a decisive line under the David Cameron era with a sweeping reshuffle that saw several of his key ministers, including justice secretary, Michael Gove, sacked, and her own handpicked team rewarded with cabinet posts.
Rather than chop and change ministerial posts with disruptive frequency, Mr Cameron has yet to hold a sweeping reshuffle.
This could explain why a sweeping reshuffle announced Tuesday replaced the cabinet's entire economic team.
Should Mr Koizumi's popularity drop, however, he will probably be forced into a more sweeping reshuffle, leaving him with a cabinet more reluctant to reform.Whether he can pre-empt this by setting an agenda by the end of the summer is uncertain.
Johnson, who was appointed to the post on Wednesday night in the biggest surprise of Theresa May's sweeping reshuffle, has faced a testing start with events in Turkey following the drive-by massacre by a terrorist of 84 people on Thursday night in the French resort of Nice.
In a sweeping military reshuffle yesterday, Lieutenant-General Syed Amjad, the head of the national accountability bureau, which is in charge of investigations into corruption, was moved sideways after less than nine months in the job.
Gove, a close political ally of Cameron and former chancellor George Osborne before joining the Leave camp, lost the leadership contest to May who subsequently sacked him as justice secretary in a sweeping cabinet reshuffle.
The heaviest speculation has centered on a sweeping cabinet reshuffle, as well as efforts to distance himself from cronies in his own party, the Millennium Democratic Party.
SEOUL, South Korea — As its leader, Kim Jong-il, was watching, North Korea's rubber-stamp Parliament fired its prime minister and elevated his brother-in-law to the government's No. 2 post on Monday in a sweeping government reshuffle.
