Sentence examples for sweeping control over from inspiring English sources

She sought sweeping control over one of the nation's most dysfunctional school systems, where low student performance was widespread.

The move will help BMG, the music division of Bertelsmann, save overhead costs and give Mr. Davis sweeping control over two record units.

The move will help BMG, the music division of Bertelsmann, save overhead costs and give Mr. Davis sweeping control over two music labels.

If the changes are enacted, it would end an era in which Dr. Koppelman has exercised sweeping control over the board's direction and has operated it as an independent agency that did local governments' planning work but never took orders from elected officials or their appointees.

Weeks after Michigan voters repealed a law that gave emergency managers sweeping control over the state's most financially troubled cities, Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican, signed a new law on Thursday determining how the state will handle cities headed into crisis.

Such sweeping control over Earth's plant production has been attributed in large part to the development of a method of industrial nitrogen fixation called the Haber-Bosch process, which was created in the early 1900s by German chemist Fritz Haber and later refined by German chemist Carl Bosch.

That plan has not been activated, but the law, signed by President Bush last week, also gives the government sweeping new regulatory control over the firms.

Twenty-years since sweeping gun control was enacted across Australia.

China still exerts sweeping and sophisticated control over the Internet, employing thousands of people to monitor Internet traffic for forbidden material and using software to spot key words that hint at subversion.

In his first term as president, from 2000 until 2004, Mr. Putin had introduced a number of pro-business reforms such as a flat tax and a streamlined system for registering small enterprises, but followed this in his second term with a sweeping extension of state control over the natural resources companies during the boom.

And this week, Ohio Gov. John Kasich signed the state budget, which contains sweeping limitations on local government control over restaurants.