Sentence examples for sweeping attempt from inspiring English sources

It is a sweeping attempt to terrorize undocumented immigrants in every aspect of their lives, and to make potential criminals of anyone who may work or live with them or show them kindness.

The effort, in Washington State, represents the most sweeping attempt yet to stem what some experts see as the excessive use of prescribed narcotics, and it is being closely watched by medical professionals elsewhere.

In a sweeping attempt to catch up to its rivals, CBS News will replace every member of the weekday anchor team on "The Early Show," its perennially third-place morning program.

That rule is part of the law's sweeping attempt to curtail the rights and complicate the lives of people without papers, making them unable to enter contracts, find jobs, rent homes or access government services.

Two people close to the talks, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized by their companies to speak publicly about the deal, described the arrangement as YouTube's most sweeping attempt to date to add professionally produced videos to its Web site, which mostly features amateur videos uploaded by users.

Yet Graham is now also making a far more sweeping attempt to undermine suspected terrorists' right to a civilian trial.

SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea's sweeping attempts to revive socialist central economic planning and crack down on private markets appear to have set off runaway inflation and perhaps caused the country's reclusive leaders to reconsider some of their own measures, according to South Korean news reports and intelligence officials.

Likewise, more sweeping attempts to broaden the base can end up doing more harm than good.

Root was eventually out to a leading edge, caught and bowled by leg-spinner Piyush Chawla, while Swann was trapped in front while sweeping as he attempted to plunder some late runs.

Rose's population strategy prescribes radical changes at a population level, attempting sweeping environmental changes and shifting behavioral norms [ 66].

The European Union's data protection directive, the most sweeping recent attempt, gives individuals unprecedented control over information about themselves.