Sentence examples for through sweeping from inspiring English sources

But George W. Bush, as governor of Texas, pushed through sweeping limits on tort suits.

In 2004, he pushed through sweeping changes to the social benefit system to move people back into the labor market.

During that period, Labour would push through sweeping reforms to reduce the power of the "Big Six" energy companies and increase competition in the sector.

Now in office, he wants to push through sweeping but initially costly reforms that he hopes will get more people into jobs.

The rescue packages are accordingly trying to shake up the sclerotic economies of Greece and Portugal through sweeping changes to liberalise markets controlled by producer interests.

He served as President of the country three times, pushed through sweeping political and social reforms, and abolished Costa Rica's army as a stay against dictatorship.

Nearly every song made its way through repeated, sweeping crescendos.

The country's conservative leader pushed through immediate, sweeping changes to gun laws.

Many utilities are now going through major, sweeping restructuring.

Communism was sweeping through Greece and Spain.

There's a shameful epidemic of cowardice sweeping through Hollywood.