Sentence examples for sweeping exercise from inspiring English sources

We definitely didn't make it with the intention of inspiring a street sweeping exercise that won't change a single thing in Swansea's drug culture apart from tidying up the town centre for a few weeks.

We didn't make it with the intention of inspiring a street sweeping exercise that will change not one single thing in the Swansea drug culture apart from tidying up the town centre for a few weeks.

For the past two years, Francis has guided the church through a sweeping exercise of self-examination that some scholars have compared to the Second Vatican Council.

Instead, he said, it was meant to set limits on President Obama's sweeping exercise of executive authority in carrying out the program after Congress failed to give legal status to the same class of immigrants.

The program is President Obama's most ambitious immigration initiative by far, a sweeping exercise of executive authority after Congress failed to pass the Dream Act, legislation he supported that would have given legal status to the young immigrants.

"Sometimes we bring elephants from other parks to hold a sweeping exercise.

At the very least, however, it seems probable that Gore justices, like the moderate Clinton appointees Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer, would share a distaste for sweeping exercises of judicial power and a reluctance to strike down federal laws in the name of states' rights.

The campaign includes public-sweeping exercises, tree planting, encouraging residents not to litter, and getting companies to stick to their corporate social responsibility commitments.

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.

They ushered in the era of the Bush/Cheney Imperial Presidency that exercised sweeping authority, bypassed established law, and caused widespread concern amongst scholars and average citizens for the future of our democracy.

A report in The Nation newspaper said that apart from making their walks for alms, their only real exercise was sweeping the courtyards of their temples.