In the ensuing eight years, Mr. Dewhurst would lead the Senate to take on both highly partisan measures like redistricting and voter ID along with sweeping enterprises like overhauling public school finance.
That may be the biggest hurdle of all, given the unfamiliar nature of the slowly building problem — the antithesis of epochal events like Pearl Harbor, Sputnik and 9/11 that triggered sweeping enterprises.
While deal-making was derailed by the dot-com bust that soon followed, a wave of consolidation began sweeping the enterprise software industry in 2003.
Social enterprise is sweeping across the business world, but remains largely ignored by our national broadcaster.
The playwright Joe Pintauro, who lives near and has read at Canio's, called it "so sad" that "these big things are taking over and sweeping away all the individualistic enterprises.
In the Czech Republic, mass privatization was handled in a more measured way, enterprise by enterprise, than in Russia, which underwent sweeping privatization.
After hitting big firms and consultancies, enterprise fever is now sweeping business schools and universities faster than a dose of Hong Kong flu.
Then she offers a sweeping critical appraisal of the entire enterprise, voicing an opinion that I suspect is widely shared by viewers who have lasted this long: "Like, if you're not gonna to get wild in the pool, that is boring as (beep) to me".
Under sweeping privatisation policies, they appropriated profitable public enterprises and vast areas of state-owned lands.
"China 2030", co-authored by the World Bank and a Chinese government think-tank, urges sweeping structural changes, including to state-owned enterprises and to an apartheid-like system of household registration that discriminates against country-born folk in favour of city residents.
