Sentence examples similar to sweeping top down from inspiring English sources
In the United States and Australia, public debate and controversy about the management of production forests during the later decades of the 20th century resulted in governments adopting sweeping top-down changes to forest policy, with regional forest plans a cornerstone of this process.
And without sweeping top-down change throughout FIFA, that lack of openness and transparency combined with the taint of scandal — what Blatter considers "business as usual" — is likely to continue no matter how many reports the group commissions, no matter how many policies it adopts and no matter how ethics conferences it takes part in.
It's this kind of bottom-up change that is likely to transform the benefits landscape for Americans, rather than any kind of more sweeping top-down federal government policy change.
Lansley – whose party reassured health workers in the run-up to the general election that there would be no further sweeping, "top-down" reforms of the NHS – also reiterated what he said were the merits of handing control for commissioning budgets to GPs and scrapping primary care trusts.
Harvard's administration was strictly "top down".
Top down, pushing buttons".
Top, down, starting with hair.
You can finally "capture" the Tachikoma by sweeping down with one arm.
What is needed is a sweeping top-to-bottom reform.
In all, Anheuser-Busch took seven of the top ten spots in the annual survey, sweeping the top three spots.
