Sentence examples for sweeping expression from inspiring English sources

But the legislation is the latest and most sweeping expression of a nationwide battle in which some government officials, public health leaders and food supply reformers are pitted against those who would prefer the government quit trying to control what people eat.

Like, 'Hamas is pushing for a display of victory,' that's always the expression used, 'pushing for a display of victory' is this sweeping expression that's used at the end of every round [of fighting]." Breaking the Silence argues that its findings justify an independent investigation into the conduct of last summer's war.

The former are associated with the response to that particular perturbation, whereas the latter lead to sweeping patterns of expression that dominate differential expression patterns.

If it needs sweeping she'll sweep the floor.

It said: "Hundreds of arbitrary detentions, reports of torture and other ill-treatment, sweeping restrictions on freedom of expression and peaceful assembly and unfair trials in military courts are creating a climate of fear in Thailand, and there are no signs of a let-up".

After induction, Hsp17.6p GFP exhibited wave like expression dynamics in the epidermis, sweeping from the differentiation zone through the elongation zone to the meristem and back again.

A colonial-era relic, this draconian law gives the government sweeping powers to crack down on freedom of expression and silence dissent.

Such obvious criminalization of freedom of assembly and expression might seem to contradict President Vladimir Putin's recent, sweeping prisoner amnesty and pardon of high profile Prisoner of Conscience Mikhail Khodorkovsky, which led some to wonder whether he had begun to embrace increased respect for free expression and other human rights in the lead-up to the 2014 Sochi Olympics.

Undermining liberty and freedom of speech Amnesty's report said the terrorism bill - currently before parliament - contained "sweeping and vague" powers, which would further undermine rights to liberty, freedom of expression and to a fair trial.

AICN singled out Staples' handling of grand, sweeping space shots and other genre trappings, as well as her mastery of facial expressions, which AICN felt was perfectly suited to Vaughan's subtle dialogue.

When Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak went before his nation last week to talk about the mounting wave of unrest sweeping through his country he made a point of stating that he was in favor of freedom of expression.