Sentence examples similar to sweeping long term from inspiring English sources
While stopping short of advocating the sweeping long-term roll-back envisioned by the initiative, Meg Whitman, the Republican candidate for governor, has called for suspending parts of AB 32.
[C3.] Proposal on Medicare Is Expected President Bush is expected to propose sweeping long-term changes in Medicare when he urges Congress to provide prescription drug benefits for the elderly later this month.
By all accounts Mr. Obama still wants Democrats and Republicans to try yet again for a sweeping, long-term budget accord.
California's water crisis will require sweeping, long-term changes to its agricultural industry, they note, and not just crunch-time corner cutting from residents.
With the new Senate majority leader as a powerful ally, President Bush will propose sweeping, long-term changes in Medicare later this month when he urges Congress to provide prescription drug benefits for the elderly, administration officials say.
His remarks reflected the growing doubt within the administration that the United States could negotiate the sweeping long-term agreement that would clear the way for American troops to operate in Iraq for many years to come.
The 2013 budget plan released Thursday is meant to help carry out a sweeping long-term austerity package outlined by Mr. Rajoy in July, which is aimed at reducing the central government's budget deficit by 65 billion euros, or $84 billion, over two and a half years.
It is expected that these changes will be sweeping only in the long term.
So in reality, in the long term, Sanders's message may not be sweeping enough.
"Think long term," he said.
