Sentence examples for sweeping orders from inspiring English sources

It's common for judges to issue sweeping orders that lock the public out of hearings or reporting on key details of cases.

But Judge Yvette M. Palazuelos, in what was described as a "tentative ruling," said that Ms. Harris was asking the court to issue "sweeping orders" that appeared to be beyond its jurisdiction.

The effects of different octant sweeping order on the PCE (Parallel Computational Efficiency) have been analyzed.

The sweeping order aims to deregulate and speed up construction of federal infrastructure on a grand scale, but a hidden provision revokes yet another environmental protection this one designed to prevent flooding.

The sweeping order aims to deregulate and speed up construction of federal infrastructure on a grand scale, but a hidden provision revokes yet another environmental protection — this one designed to prevent flooding.

The sweeping order prioritizes refugees who are religious minorities (which has been taken to mean Christians), reduces the overall number of refugees the US will accept in 2017, and blocks visitors from seven Muslim-majority countries.

The sweeping order prioritizes refugees who are religious minorities (which has been taken to mean Christians), reduces the overall number of refugees the US will accept in 2017, and blocks visitors from seven Muslim-majority countries.

The judge was not swayed and issued a sweeping order covering prosecutors and defense lawyers.

Acting at the request of Attorney General Robert Kennedy, the Interstate Commerce Commission issued a sweeping order in September 1961 ending segregation in all interstate facilities and calling for all "Whites Only" and "Colored Only" signs to come down.

MITO, Japan — The sweeping order from the governor was the kind that gives Japanese bureaucrats heart attacks: plans for a three-story airport terminal, painstakingly laid over years, were to be scrapped and replaced with a single-floor layout.

You correctly report that I do not believe that military tribunals per se violate the Constitution, but I certainly don't support the president's sweeping order of Nov. 13.