Sentence examples for sweeping public from inspiring English sources

And while we're on the topic, what happened to those hard working families whose income was decimated by sweeping public sector cuts?

[List, Page A20.] In issuing the sweeping public health advisory, officials at the drug agency went one step beyond the recommendation of an outside panel of experts, which recently called for PPA to be removed from over-the-counter drugs.

Today's announcement will be viewed by some as an attempt to curry favour with the coalition government, which last week outlined sweeping public sector cuts in as it seeks to reduce the budget deficit.

Last year, the health ministry proposed an ambitious plan to reduce smoking among adults by half by 2010 as part of Japan Health 21, a sweeping public health initiative.

This is the only way we can realise our ambition of reducing the gap between the cost of public services – a figure still around £4bn a year despite sweeping public spending cuts – and tax revenues.

The Obama administration has to hit the ground running and quickly turn the political mandate of a historically huge win into sweeping public policy.

He was indicted on sweeping public-corruption charges in October 2007 and stepped down three months later.

Nearly a year after the coalition came to power, offering the most sweeping public-service reform agenda since Margaret Thatcher, grind and ridicule have beset it.

Leveraged buyouts are sweeping through public markets again, but the semiconductor industry is particularly ripe for private takeouts thanks to its age, excess cash and lagging stock prices (see "Screaming Buyouts").

Ever since September, when TV viewers around the world were shocked to see the lifeless body of a toddler washed up on a Turkish beach, a tidal wave of sympathy has been sweeping Western public opinion.

AMMAN, Jordan King Abdullah IIII of Jordan fired his government on Tuesday after weeks of demonstrations challenging his regime, part of a wave of demands of public accountability sweeping the Arab world that has brought throngs of demonstrators into the streets of Egypt.