Sentence examples for sweeping project from inspiring English sources

Most iconically realized in dated representations of fashionable dress in print (the so-called "dress of the year"), this fashion system summoned fashion plates, portraits, social caricatures, and periodical writings as part of sweeping project to make the "time" of social life newly concrete.

Other developers may be selected for other parts of the sweeping project, Mr. Fishman said.

GAZETTE: With this kind of sweeping project, how did you decide what to leave out?

After the state committed to spend more than $2 billion for improvements to all its campuses, the University of Connecticut decided on a sweeping project at its main campus in this hamlet in the still-rural town of Mansfield.

Long a champion of the public process, Mr. Saunders now wonders if Nimby-ism might work against his project, one he calls the "boldest and most imaginative and sweeping project in this region in several decades".

Today, we check in with Motherboard's Ankita Rao about a sweeping project in southern Florida aimed at trying to undo decades of damage to the Everglades.

But now, with reduced operating budgets, hotel owners are putting off the kind of sweeping projects that were common during the bull market and instead focusing on smaller environmental initiatives that don't cost as much and may even save money at the same time.

Among her more sweeping projects was recommending that McDonnell give prosecutors the names of deputies with histories of misconduct in their files — information that could be subject to disclosure to defendants in criminal cases.

After becoming Nanjing's deputy mayor in 2009, and mayor in 2010, Mr. Ji, 56, oversaw sweeping building projects across the city that aroused public ire and created opportunities for graft, according to a report on the Web site of the People's Daily, the main newspaper of the Communist Party.

There was a time in the United States when federal and local governments could initiate and orchestrate big, sweeping infrastructure projects.

The gradual approach is a departure from the sweeping "business intelligence" projects that were popular early this decade, when many organizations hired armies of consultants for multiyear analysis projects costing millions of dollars.