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The center's management last year commissioned a sweeping report on renovation proposals.

The program produces a sweeping report on how climate change is wracking different regions of the U.S. that is mandated every four years under the Global Change Research Act, signed into existence in 1990 by Republican president George H.W. Bush.

Last year, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine produced a sweeping report on the health effects of cannabis and cannabinoids, concluding that restrictions on possession and consumption have made it difficult to develop research-based consensus on its medical utility.

A12 Catholic Dioceses Skip Survey Nearly one-fifth of Roman Catholic dioceses have failed to respond to a survey on the extent of the sexual molestation of minors by priests, a church-appointed monitor said, but she added that she was confident all would respond in time for sweeping reports on the abuse crisis.

I just read two sweeping reports on the state of income inequality in the U.S. (the second link focuses on state-level inequality) and other advanced economies.

But the sweeping report issued on Tuesday by an 11-member task force convened by the Constitution Project, a legal research and advocacy group, provides a valuable, even necessary reckoning.

A sweeping new report on the lack of diversity in Hollywood has turned up the heat on the major film and TV studios, providing further ammunition for critics who say the industry does not reflect America's demographics.

The sweeping report looks at data on more than 80 bird species, including swallows, chickadees, bluebirds, falcons, gulls and geese.

Expanding on a sweeping report the bank released in January, the Congressional inquiry is expected to open a window into how executives ignored warning signs and failed to alert investors about changes to its method for detecting risk.

The number of people killing themselves has been steadily increasing among nearly all sectors of the United States population since 1999, according to a sweeping report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday.

Mr. Miller's case is one of 85 analyzed in a sweeping report being released Monday by the Better Government Association and the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University School of Law.