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Meanings of sweeping changes in English

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Usage of sweeping changes in English
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State Services Minister Chris Hipkins came into office determined on sweeping changes.
Radio NZ
2
President Bush's budget proposal suggests sweeping changes for NASA's space science program.
Wired
3
The tribunal is calling for sweeping changes, including recognising Māori proprietary rights.
Radio NZ
4
Nick Smith sets out his plan for sweeping changes to planning laws.
Radio NZ
5
Last week, the Air Force introduced sweeping changes to boost BlackBerry security.
Wired
6
The country's conservative leader pushed through immediate, sweeping changes to gun laws.
The Guardian
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The commission recommended sweeping changes which Secretary Sherman and President Hayes approved.
The United States Since the Civil War
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We are not suggesting everyone makes the sweeping changes that we have.
The Guardian
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The Government is considering sweeping changes to the way it funds family doctors.
Radio NZ
10
More sweeping changes could be in store after November, he said.
Reuters
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Cyril Ramaphosa made sweeping changes to his cabinet on Monday night.
The South African
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Be careful with implementing any sweeping changes on the career front.
The South African
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Altogether it had been a year of great and sweeping changes.
Australia Felix
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The law passed on Monday makes sweeping changes to workers' entitlements and environmental regulation.
The Guardian
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced sweeping changes to New Zealand's gun laws this afternoon.
News.com.au
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The Medical Council is proposing sweeping changes to this year.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand
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South Africa
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Ireland
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