Sentence examples for sweeping rules from inspiring English sources

President Bush announced today that sweeping rules to protect the privacy of medical records would take effect on Saturday.

While the debate over pre-emption dates back decades, critics say it culminated in 2004, when the O.C.C. issued sweeping rules blocking states' ability to enforce consumer laws.

But let's face it: Your group hasn't truly made it in New York until the city suspends alternate-side street sweeping rules for one of your holidays.

For 2009, sweeping rules changes, designed to achieve more competitive racing and a greener image for the sport, were mandated by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, or F.I.A.

[C4.] Medical Privacy Rules to Take Effect President Bush announced that sweeping rules to protect the privacy of medical records would take effect on Saturday.

Energy: A Zero-Energy Retail Store The first refinery in the United States since 1976 is being built in North Dakota as the Obama administration moves ahead with sweeping rules requiring cleaner gasoline.

[ V. Put a Tax on Finance ] The blunt, sweeping rule that has received the most attention over the past year is the Volcker Rule.

While the justices appeared unlikely to adopt the sweeping rule requested by the petitioners, several left open the possibility that proof of potential harassment in particular cases could warrant secrecy.

Having these two entertaining teams at the game's summit for the second consecutive year validated the sweeping rule changes by the N.H.L. after the lockout season of 2004-5.

Instead of its proposed sweeping rule, which would make it hard for a chairman to do so much as grant an interview about product plans to a newspaper reporter, perhaps the rule should be limited to statements about earnings.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences issued a letter to members Monday explaining how it will interpret and enforce the sweeping rule changes passed last week with the aim of diversifying the organization.