The main dailies have in recent weeks been appearing with blank, black-framed front pages, in protest at a new media law that will give anyone mentioned in an article sweeping rights to an equally prominent rebuttal.
His agency's actions were inspired in part by a sweeping Time magazine article on hospital charges by author Steven Brill published in March, Blum said.
Within 45 days, a team of UN inspectors will visit Iraq for the first time since 1998, armed with sweeping new powers (see article) to go anywhere and see anything.
According to this Salon article, poo is sweeping the nation!
In his many books and articles, he posed sweeping questions about the nature of Islamic art, seeking to discover the impulses that generated its specific forms and dynamics of growth, and to explore the interconnections between faith and sociohistorical circumstances in its development.
During the first economic crisis in a nation then ruled by the Articles of Confederation, sweeping foreclosures threatened farms and businesses, unfair tax systems were crushing American families, and there was no credit to be had.
The better argument, as respected constitutional scholars argue, is that Article I's "District Clause" gives Congress sweeping authority over the District of Columbia.
By Keith Waldrop The New Yorker, June 15 , 1968P. 36 I am already sweeping toward my most permanent View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By Jelani Cobb By Ceridwen Dovey.
By Keith Waldrop The New Yorker, June 15 , 1968P. 36 I am already sweeping toward my most permanent View Article By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
Further, although the European court did not rule on article 5 when it considered the Gillan case, it did decide that the sweeping powers created by section 44 violated article 8 (the right to respect for private and family life).
