Sentence examples for sweeping aim from inspiring English sources

But more recently, the government has appeared to shift into campaign mode, taking sweeping aim at the Venezuelan opposition and playing up the opposition's real or alleged ties to the United States.

But it said it was moving along on sweeping changes aimed at improving business.

Mervyn King has become the most powerful governor of the Bank of England in living memory after chancellor George Osborne handed him sweeping powers aimed at averting another financial meltdown.

An Australian journalist, John Garnaut, one of the top foreign reporters in China, wrote on Monday that "China is drawing up a blueprint for sweeping reforms aimed at averting an economic crisis" to be delivered to the Third Plenum of the 18th Party Congress, expected to meet in October.

Reuters reported Monday that the Trump administration is also weighing "sweeping sanctions aimed at cutting North Korea off from the global financial system".

The international community appeared to be considering a response that would punish Assad for deploying deadly gases, not sweeping actions aimed at ousting Assad or strengthening rebel forces.

Indiewire's Eric Kohn opined that with Chef, "Favreau has no sweeping thematic aims", and that the end product was a "self-indulgent vanity project".

The sweeping order aims to deregulate and speed up construction of federal infrastructure on a grand scale, but a hidden provision revokes yet another environmental protection this one designed to prevent flooding.

The sweeping order aims to deregulate and speed up construction of federal infrastructure on a grand scale, but a hidden provision revokes yet another environmental protection — this one designed to prevent flooding.

The Trump administration is considering sweeping sanctions aimed at cutting North Korea off from the global financial system in order to counter Pyongyang's nuclear and missile threat, as well as increased pressure on Chinese banks and firms that do business with North Korea.

Use long, gentle sweeping strokes aimed toward the heart.