Sentence examples for even more sweeping changes from inspiring English sources

Moro-Martín, who would like to see even more sweeping changes herself, notes that all parties in the Spanish Congress of Deputies signed an agreement in December to implement several of the panel's prescriptions except the ruling Partido Popular.

In an even more sweeping change in how teachers are paid, the teachers' union in Cincinnati narrowly voted in September to peg teachers' progress up the salary ladder to the results of an evaluation performed by another teacher and the principal.

In Sweden, long known for cradle-to-grave security, the change has been even more sweeping.

More sweeping changes in the election law to reduce even further the number of cover-sheet disqualifications have been blocked by the Republican-controlled Senate.

Gov. James E. McGreevey, who was elected on a promise to "change the way Trenton does business," has said he wants even more sweeping restrictions on campaign donations and tougher disclosure requirements for state legislators, judges and public officials at all levels.

In Lakeland, Jackson has tried more sweeping changes.

But Abraham's conception was even more sweeping.

Include veterans, and the tragedy is even more sweeping.

And they are hoping it will take the pressure off for even more sweeping reform.

Some influential Jordanians are calling for far more sweeping changes than the king is offering.

During Easter Mass at St . Patricks Cathedral in Manhattan, Cardinal Dolan hinted at more sweeping changes.