Under a sweeping section of federal immigration law, the government considers Mr. Rifahe to have engaged in terrorist-related activity, making him ineligible to live here permanently.
And in perhaps the most sweeping section of the lengthy ruling, Kennedy rejected the concern expressed by chief justice John Roberts that the court should not get too far ahead of traditional conceptions of marriage that are limited to a man and a woman.
There were gala debuts for David Lynch's rebooted "Twin Peaks" and the new season of Jane Campion's "Top of the Lake". But Lynch and Campion are Palme d'Or winners with deep ties to the festival and for the most part, Cannes resisted the siren call of TV, and the sweeping television sections of competitors like Toronto and Sundance.
That leads Leon to confront, in the opinion's most sweeping section, Smith v. Maryland, the 1979 Supreme Court decision that the N.S.A. has leaned on extraordinarily heavily in justifying its collection of telephone (and other) records.
Experts say that achieving a 100percentt population vaccination rate is the only way to prevent even sporadic transmission but that herd immunity can, at least, prevent outbreaks from sweeping across whole sections of a hospital.
His "Eyes in the Sky," set to a minimalist score by the French composer René Aubry, offered five sections of sweeping movement of wheeling high legs, crumpled lifts and odd, staggering walks, mostly performed in unison and evoking the forced intimacy of crowded societies.
The latest sanctions are more sweeping than previous ones, and target whole sections of the Russian economy – not just individuals and companies.
But these sections of Mr. Johnson's book are marred by an overriding, sweeping and cranky one-sidedness.
The fire, feasting on vast sections of pine and olive groves, spread quickly, racing through 14 towns and villages before sweeping down the slopes of Mount Penteli, devouring Mrs. Vliatsi's home and belongings.
If, through a combination of pressure and enticement, Pakistan and the United States can draw sections of the Taliban into peaceful negotiations, while incarcerating those who refuse to participate, it will produce a sweeping change in the war.
But to my taste, he spoils the early sections of the book with too many prolonged academic engagements, and with rival views of when nationalism first arose, rather than sweeping all that into footnotes for the specialist.
