Sentence examples for more sweeping form from inspiring English sources

If the government was listening to calls, it would likely need another, more sweeping form of legal permission.

But Mr. Panetta also said the C.I.A. might continue its "extraordinary rendition" program, under which agents seize terrorism suspects and take them to other countries without extradition proceedings, in a more sweeping form than anticipated.

Other pieces are more sweeping, more literary in form, or both.

The coalition has been recognized as the legitimate representative of the Syrian people, but its failure to form a transitional government makes it difficult for Western states to provide it more sweeping formal recognition or significant military aid.

In other cases, like the gun-control decision, the rulings might have been more sweeping and more damaging if the conservative bloc had not needed the moderate-conservative Justice Kennedy's vote to form a majority.

In a more sweeping assessment, specialists have sent laser beams racing across the Morgan, inside and out, seeking to record inconspicuous details and form a digital archive of exact measurements.

In Lakeland, Jackson has tried more sweeping changes.

Other criticism was more sweeping.

Still, a more sweeping transformation may be on the horizon.

But Abraham's conception was even more sweeping.

It is far more sweeping than its title suggests.