Sentence examples for for a sweeping shift from inspiring English sources

In the final major rally of his campaign, Ralph Nader issued a populist call for a sweeping "shift of power" from big business to the downtrodden and disenfranchised, and he urged the country to vote its conscience, not its fears.

A26 In the final major rally of his campaign, Ralph Nader issued a populist call for a sweeping "shift of power" from big business to the downtrodden and disenfranchised, and he urged the country to vote its conscience, not its fears.

Though similar programs have already been put into effect for red-light and bus-lane violations in the city, the bill could signal a sweeping shift for drivers accustomed to a city whose traffic laws can be hard to enforce, cutting against an ethos of getting from here to there as quickly as possible.

Not a revolution, not a sweeping shift in governance.

Helped along by the ratcheting-up of capital charges in trading books and other planned regulatory changes, a sweeping shift in risk appetite is already under way.

Snap will have to hope its plan for a sweeping redesign and a shift from reverse-chronological Stories list to an algorithmically personalized list will save it.

For Democratic leaders who fought hard for particular incremental changes on policy issues, new candidates and activists calling for more sweeping shifts can seem jarring and unrealistic.

Of that group, Beijing made the most sweeping shift, with its emissary promising for the first time to work to mitigate the effects of climate change.

The implications and prospects for a sweeping new conservation law.

He called for a sweeping overhaul of the education system.

Conservatives are eager for a sweeping ruling accomplishing just that.