Sentence examples for a sweeping set of reforms from inspiring English sources

The decision today to go ahead and broaden out the two-child policy will be part of a sweeping set of reforms taking effect in the next five years, as President Xi cements his place as one of the country's most radical leaders since Mao Zedong.

The discrepancy has widened considerably since President Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act, a sweeping set of education reforms.

WHEN Barack Obama signed a sweeping set of health reforms into law on March 23rd 2010, he knew it was a historic moment and not just because Joe Biden, the vice-president, whispered into his ear that it was a "big fucking deal".

KABUL, Afghanistan — The Afghan president released a sweeping set of proposed reforms late Thursday, including a number aimed at stemming the government's endemic corruption; the proposals touched every ministry, the attorney general's office and the Supreme Court.

In the two decades since it was formed, the Knight Commission, which includes several university presidents and trustees, has been credited with spearheading several changes in college athletics, including a sweeping set of academic reforms that were passed in 2004.

"I'm very confident we're going to have Congress act on a strong sweeping set of reforms," he said.

"This is going to be the most sweeping set of reforms we have contemplated, as a country, since those put in place after the Great Depression," he said.

The author does not offer a sweeping set of solutions.

Translating the principles into a sweeping set of laws is proving difficult, however, some officials said.

This would represent the most sweeping set of banking reforms in Britain ever.

Measure RRR is a long and detailed, but not sweeping, set of changes to the utility.