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Moments after the CBO score was released, Sen. Susan Collins of Maine tweeted a statement saying she is opposing the bill because it would make "sweeping" changes to Medicaid, weaken protections for people with pre-existing conditions, and leave tens of millions of Americans without coverage.
THE NEWS Ford Motor Company said it would make sweeping production cuts and miss its goal to become profitable by 2009.
The auditor, which has nine offices and thousands of clients in India, said Thursday that it would make sweeping changes to "re-emphasize quality".
WASHINGTON — State and federal lawmakers from around the country are pressing a variety of new laws that would make sweeping changes in the way runaways and prostituted children are handled by police officers and social workers.
As House members debated the department's priorities and budget, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and an important Republican on the panel introduced legislation that would make sweeping changes in the F.B.I. in response to recent scandals.
But the business world found plenty to complain about Sunday, as it assessed the House bill that would make sweeping changes in the health care system and extend insurance coverage to millions more Americans.
Hence, we cannot make sweeping generalisations about the impact of the bootstrap on other HRQoL outcomes, used in other studies.
He says we would not make sweeping judgments about injury rates in football by watching a single match.
In 2015, Trump made sweeping claims against Mexican immigrants.
In the event of Brora prevailing, Sim admits Montrose would need to make sweeping changes.
The Affordable Care Act contains a provision that would allow states to make sweeping changes to their health care markets, including instituting a single-payer program that would replace the current private system, so long as the state programs cover as many people with equivalent benefits at no additional cost to the federal government.
