Where we crave sweeping transformation, however, all the current bill offers is those pilot programs, a battery of small-scale experiments.
By Fred Powledge The New Yorker, March 31 , 1973P. 29 In the course of trying to puzzle out some of the key features of the startling, abrupt, and sweeping transformation of the federal government...we found ourself scrutinizing with particular interest two comparatively slight examples of the federal approach to local affairs.
Luther's separation of worldly and Evangelical values, soon made binding law by Lutheran governments, brought an abrupt end to the early phase of the Reformation, during which events seemed to many to be moving toward a sweeping transformation of social, as well as religious, structures.
"There was a whole suite of sub-narratives: national security, clean energy future, diversification of energy, health, future generations … " But Fox acknowledges none of those reasons – although compelling – went far enough in justifying the need for sweeping transformation needed to avoid catastrophic climate change.
Still, a more sweeping transformation may be on the horizon.
In reality, Mr. Wagoner has presided over the most sweeping transformation of G.M. since the 1920s.
During the campaign, Trump had promised a sweeping transformation of the region.
Gateway, which has struggled to compete in the PC business, is in the midst of a sweeping transformation, said Ted Waitt, the chairman and chief executive.
For while Grayling's plan may not result in a sweeping transformation at home, the message it sends abroad is unambiguous: no more human rights lectures from Britain.
I remarked that his hopes for a sweeping transformation of a national psyche had few historical precedents, at least under modern American stewardship.
By the end of Thatcher's second term, few aspects of British life had escaped the most sweeping transformation of Britain since the postwar reforms of the Labour Party.
