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Meanings of sweeping in anglès
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Examples for "extensive"
Examples for "extensive"
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Right across France and Scandinavia, for example, there are extensive community forests.
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The House of Representatives passed an extensive financial reform bill last year.
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And it is an extensive role throughout this financial crisis, Barofsky said.
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But health experts and Scott Morrison said extensive stockpiling was not necessary.
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However, Mr Ledua said damage did not appear to be too extensive.
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A permanently weakened energy industry would have far-reaching effects, some analysts said.
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If Schindler had been successful, the case would have far-reaching electoral consequences.
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Pereira also said there are far-reaching benefits of this report's work too.
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A more far-reaching question is whether Obama will try to reinvent himself.
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They included both extensive and less far-reaching strikes against Syrian regime targets.
Usage of sweeping in anglès
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A new immigration act comes into effect today introducing sweeping new powers.
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State Services Minister Chris Hipkins came into office determined on sweeping changes.
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It has been sweeping across the United States; it's swept through Europe.
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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump imposed sweeping restrictions on travel from Europe.
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The will result in a sweeping change in practice across the world.
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Trump's first travel order was more sweeping than the second revised order.
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It was a global problem, an existential threat, with sweeping economic implications.
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He said Spain needed the sweeping tax cuts proposed by the PP.
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It says anti-Russian hysteria is sweeping through the United States and Europe.
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President Bush's budget proposal suggests sweeping changes for NASA's space science program.
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Import-dependent companies say the sweeping change could hurt their businesses and customers.
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To them, it represents sweeping a nuclear problem under an Outback rug.
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She had felt the current take her, sweeping her out to sea.
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The sweeping ban, known as suppression order, was handed down last May.
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Lewsey races home another beautiful try after a sweeping movement by England.
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Precise limits remain unclear and China doesn't always enforce such sweeping bans.
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Sweeping across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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