Sentence examples for most sweeping one from inspiring English sources

The only sensible alternative is the most sweeping one: withdrawing one million acres around the Grand Canyon from mining and prospecting for the next 20 years.

The Ohio Legislature gave final approval on Tuesday to one of the most sweeping bans on same-sex unions in the country, galvanized by court rulings in Canada and Massachusetts that have declared gay marriage to be legal.

The Ohio Legislature gave final approval to one of the most sweeping bans on same-sex unions in the country, galvanized by court rulings elsewhere that have declared gay marriage to be legal.

Abortion could soon be illegal in Oklahoma, and punishable with jail time for doctors, after the state legislature passed one of most sweeping anti-abortion laws in recent history this week.

2. Violin Concerto No 2 (1980): one of McCabe's largest-scale essays for soloist and the orchestra, and one of the most sweeping, epic, and lyrical.

IN one of the most sweeping post-acquisition reorganizations by an agency company, the Publicis Groupe in Paris is embarking on an ambitious -- and risky -- reshuffling of assets, accounts and employees that affects some of the biggest names in marketing like General Motors and Procter & Gamble.

One of the most sweeping changes in the nation was Michigan's repeal of its mandatory minimum drug sentences.

In June 2001, president George W Bush signed into law one of the most sweeping changes in US tax history.

Although one of the most sweeping of the justices' decisions in this area recently, it will almost certainly not be the last.

Next week, Florida voters will be presented with a plan to reduce that crowding, through one of the most sweeping education initiatives ever to reach a statewide ballot.

The act was considered by its supporters to be one of the most sweeping pieces of civil rights legislation in decades.