Sentence examples for sweeping adoption from inspiring English sources
Since President Bush's inaugural address in January calling for the sweeping adoption of democratic rule in autocratic countries, the administration has pressed more and more for aid to the Middle East to go, at least in part, to groups supporting change in their societies, with training, subsidies and such mundane things as printing presses.
Disclaimer: As a Google employee using internal data to carry the weight of this article, I owe it to the reader to lay bare my economic incentives: the company I work for has a financial interest in the broad and sweeping adoption of the Internet-as-we-know-it.
America has at last been made painfully aware of the sweeping adoption, and consequences, of "stand your ground" laws.
Mrs. Clinton's role in pushing the 1997 Adoption and Safe Families Act, a sweeping law intended to speed up adoption, is somewhat contested.
The Loophole Lisa Duy Lied, And No One Knew The provision that bars handgun purchases by people who have ever been involuntarily committed is more than 30 years old, dating from adoption of the sweeping federal Gun Control Act of 1968.
Indeed, throughout the campaign, Mr. Rajoy and his party machine have sought to portray Mr. Zapatero as currying favor with "extreme radicals" by ushering in sweeping social reforms including the legalization of same-sex marriage, adoption rights for gays and lesbians and a more lenient divorce law.
Such sweeping generalities only reinforce a misconception that has impeded the widespread adoption of green alternatives.
Anger is sweeping America.
Albany needs sweeping change.
