It's a landscape on the sweeping scale of the African savannahs or the deserts of Asia, but rendered in cut crystal.
4. Limited whistleblower protection The Australian Border Force Act is dwarfed by the sweeping scale of a little-known section of the Crimes Act that criminalises "unauthorised disclosures" by all commonwealth officers.
In the technocratic nomenclature of the IMF, this would be called a "structural adjustment programme", but that doesn't really capture the sweeping scale of the transformation.
It prefigures the big themes and sweeping scale of "Benjamin Button" and may come to seem a turning point in Mr. Fincher's career: the moment that this ingenious manipulator of screen space turned himself to the challenges of time.
The sweeping scale of this ambition is barely remarked on in the reporting of politics.
President Obama acknowledged the sweeping scale of the reforms enacted by Thein Sein.
Faced with the sweeping scale of the terrain and the problem, Brazilian officials are well aware that an effort as modest as theirs cannot eliminate such traffic.
While striving to build a coherent world and intricate structure (and to clearly tell the story of the play), within the sweeping scale of massive outdoor sites is challenging enough.
The video is a meld of pop and classic, the deeply personal ("I can't believe we made it," Beyoncé sings) with the sweeping scale of Western art, African beauty and the plight of slaves.
The sweeping scale of the Me Too movement makes it clear that no mere set of rules is sufficient to prevent workplace harassment, especially when those rules fail to speak to all of the various power imbalances that make the critical distinctions between genuinely consensual workplace romances and harassment.
"Not since before Roe v Wade [in 1973] has a law or court decision had the potential to devastate access to reproductive healthcare on such a sweeping scale," said Nancy Northup, president and CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights, which challenged the law.
