Sentence examples for sweeping consent from inspiring English sources
In 1956, the International Business Machines Corporation agreed to a far more onerous and sweeping consent decree.
In May, the city agreed to a sweeping consent decree with the Justice Department that required changes in how officers use and report force, and placed the police under the supervision of an independent monitor.
A federal judge in New Orleans on Friday approved a sweeping consent decree with the city's Police Department, one of the most ambitious blueprints for a police overhaul in the country in years.
Perhaps as early as this week, a federal judge will officially place the Los Angeles Police Department under a sweeping federal consent degree, a portion of which requires officers to record what they perceive is the race, ethnicity or national origin of each driver they stop -- without asking a direct question.
One of his earliest acts as Governor was signing the historic Willowbrook consent decree, committing New York State to sweeping reforms in the care of the developmentally disabled.
In 2000, facing a lawsuit that would have been difficult to defend, the city entered into a consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice that required sweeping reforms.
President Clinton on Wednesday will issue sweeping new rules to protect the privacy of medical records by requiring doctors and hospitals to get consent from patients before disclosing health information, the White House said today.
Anger is sweeping America.
Albany needs sweeping change.
