Gen. Thomas W. Hartmann, described the charges in sweeping terms.
The challenge was cast in sweeping terms of a world split between freedom and repression.
Schedule 1 of the bill lists these exemptions, as the bill itself is defined in sweeping terms.
He checked the Internet for immediate feedback and talked in sweeping terms about "trying to move beyond the PC metaphor of icons on a desktop".
While no major agreements are expected from the summit meetings, the White House has defined the coming week's events in sweeping terms.
Almost a decade ago, regulators warned sunscreen makers about using sweeping terms like "all-day protection" and "waterproof," but those concerns never resulted in regulations.
Obama's aides speak of a victory in November not in sweeping terms of realignment but simply as an opportunity to nudge Republicans away from a policy of pure obstructionism and toward some limited compromise around a few key issues.
Diplomats said the resolution — which passed with 10 votes, including the United States, and abstentions from Russia, China, Germany, Brazil and India — was written in sweeping terms to allow for a wide range of actions, including strikes on air-defense systems and missile attacks from ships.
In sweeping terms, the letter notes that 55percentt of the world's population is either Christian or Muslim, "making the relationship between these two religious communities the most important factor in contributing to meaningful peace around the world".
Ultimately, though, it blames Islam for sexism and many other ills, often in sweeping terms.
President Obama has spoken in sweeping terms about both health care and global warming.
