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It has initiated sweeping plans for judicial and police reform.

MirCorp announced sweeping plans for the station, including turning it into a space hotel for wealthy tourists willing to pay $20 million for a unique vacation, leasing space to pharmaceutical and materials companies wanting to do proprietary research, and establishing Internet and entertainment businesses in space.

He then laid out sweeping plans for the company on several health and environmental issues, and he hinted that even more ambitious goals might be on the horizon.

It will take skillful negotiating to gain approval for even a part of the new president's sweeping plans for remaking Mexico.

The decision to press pause on reforms means that there is little he can say publicly, without falling foul of David Cameron's diktat, that this is the time to reflect and by implication, reconsider the sweeping plans for change.

Senior Tories are warning George Osborne that he faces a backbench revolt if he goes ahead with sweeping plans for a stealth raid on the pension pots of higher-income taxpayers to help pay off the deficit.

Jerusalem's mayor today unveiled a sweeping plan for an area of East Jerusalem that would see at least 22 Palestinian homes demolished to make way for a public park and tourist site.

The CHA told the Associated Press they have gradually been relocating residents as part of a sweeping "Plan for Transformation" and providing counseling and moving services for them.

In 1999, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani proposed a sweeping plan for the far West Side that would include a new building for Madison Square Garden, but those plans went nowhere.

"They questioned how Jared could propose a sweeping plan for peace between Israelis and Palestinians without access to top-secret intelligence.

Success at Williams and at other new small schools that Mr. Duncan has started or strengthened, which include some 20 charter schools, emboldened him to draft Chicago's sweeping new plans for the 100 new schools, which are to open by 2010 and include 30 additional charters and another 30 new contract schools, created by private groups that sign five-year, renewable contracts with the district.