There will be no more sweeping them under the rug.
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More sweeping sanctions, the officials said, would not be productive.
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Abroad, meanwhile, the White House has proposed more sweeping reforms.
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So such a move should await much more sweeping tax reform.
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But Trump lies in a different, more sweeping and indiscriminate way.
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Meanwhile, Gem's other project with Tieto is a bit more sweeping.
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A more sweeping scandal that impacted the team broke in 2015.
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Trump's first travel order was more sweeping than the second revised order.
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But the more sweeping the legislation, the more extensive the debate needed.
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But Mr. Obama opted to push for his original, more sweeping legislation.
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Kobach counseled Pearce on how to make the bill even more sweeping.
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Instead, they opted for the broader, more sweeping Abuse of Power allegation.
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It remains unclear whether the president would back more sweeping gun bills.
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But because of Americans' paranoia, a far more sweeping provision was included.
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George's Chapel is a departure from more sweeping settings of royal weddings past.
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Other states have conducted far more sweeping inquiries into police abuses and corruption.
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Washington is expected to impose even more sweeping punitive measures in late September.
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The changes led many of the more sweeping provisions to be scaled back.
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More sweeping restrictions would risk causing alarm that could damage Hong Kong's economy.
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Mr Trump apparently set out for a far more sweeping strategic realignment with Russia.
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A more sweeping ban implemented hastily in January caused chaos and protests at airports.
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A more sweeping approach would seek bigger economic gains by moving toward consumption taxation.
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It's just a bit more sweeping term than BAYOU, which is called for here.
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Today, with companies operating on a more sweeping scale, that premium is much higher.
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That might well be, but I have in mind something more sweeping and fundamental.
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He prevailed, however, and the Senate approved his more sweeping amendment in revised form.
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But Buenrostro's invention also sparked more sweeping and fundamental changes, especially in cellular taxonomy.
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Sanders has proposed environmental regulations that are even more sweeping in scale than Clinton's.
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Daniel Epps and Ganesh Sitaraman, of Washington and Vanderbilt universities, have proposed more sweeping reforms.
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Later that day, while speaking to the Canadian Parliament, Obama took a more sweeping approach.
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The March executive order replaced a more sweeping travel ban that Trump signed on Jan.
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And there is disturbing evidence that the military's campaign is more sweeping than previous pogroms.
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Russia is also reportedly considering more sweeping bans on the availability of foreign print media.
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They would be highly unlikely to join a more sweeping ruling against same-sex couples.
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But its reinstallment rejects the more sweeping Islamist argument that all statues are inherently idolatrous.
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Once it does, the more sweeping reforms and bigger, more sustained funding plans should naturally follow.
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They stumbled at first, when the Senate failed to pass a more sweeping Obamacare repeal bill.
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Abroad, such shortsightedness holds far more sweeping, even lethal prospects -- most immediately, in the Middle East.
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They are less compromising, their rhetoric is more stark, and their demands are often more sweeping.
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That's where things will start, but this could be a laboratory for a more sweeping transformation.
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By Friday, when the situation had escalated, several senior aides began drafting a more sweeping statement.
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And she has not given up on more sweeping change, eventually, within the Fed and beyond.
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We need to develop immediate survival solutions for these victims before promising more sweeping new legislation.
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More sweeping changes can occur only if Congress passes new laws or overhauls the immigration system.
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Washington says its campaign of "maximum pressure" will force Iran to negotiate a more sweeping deal.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) — have called for more sweeping reforms that would essentially eliminate private insurance.
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Maybe a more sweeping overhaul, of the sort Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders suggests, is necessary.
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In the wake of the Cambridge revelations, some advocates in Washington and California called for regulations, similar to Europe's G.D.P.R., that were much more sweeping than what Mactaggart proposed; some privacy advocates told me that they feared his initiative would crowd out their own, more sweeping proposals.
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For those hoping for more sweeping changes, "Amoris Laetitia" seems toothless, even if it is pastorally sensitive.
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And any voluntary actions could be more minor than the more sweeping changes that government could impose.
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"The longer youth trends continue to mount, the more sweeping will have to be the inevitable reckoning."
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They are a means to a more sweeping end: reunification of the Korean Peninsula on Pyongyang's terms.
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Other systems, though none as vast as New York City's, have offered more sweeping versions of amnesty.
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And it could well be a starting point toward something even more sweeping, rather than something temporary.
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What Professor Arrow proved in his book "Social Choice and Individual Values" (22015) was far more sweeping.
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A more sweeping, structural approach to poverty and inequality introduces too many variables and defeats experimental control.
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Bertolette says there would be a "more sweeping negative impact" on Meals on Wheels if that funding shrinks.
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Lin Wan-i, the minister in charge of these reforms, says young people want even more sweeping changes.
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The mental health measure is significantly scaled down from the more sweeping version originally proposed by Murphy, though.
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He said Heller should have supported a more sweeping repeal, which Heller had rejected earlier in the debate.
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The relatively low voter turnout in the Democratic primary so far makes this more sweeping plan seem laughably implausible.
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However, the Justice Department is accusing the pair of breaching a far more sweeping law: that of wire fraud.
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This dashed Obama's hopes of passing any more sweeping liberal laws the remaining two years of his first term.
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Such a prohibition is actually not that rare, and there are even more sweeping ones than the V&A's.
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Then again, the final versions of both bills are far more sweeping than they were originally intended to be.
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Experts believe the moves signaled Trump plans to pursue a more sweeping renegotiation of the landmark 1994 trade deal.
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The company made an even more sweeping case for First Amendment protection in its post-trial motion for judgment.
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Some of those efforts could be undercut by more sweeping Medicaid revisions, according to some lawmakers and advocacy groups.
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But the 15-month shutdown of the L train had been the catalyst for faster and more sweeping changes.
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The latest legislation is a far cry from more sweeping Obamacare repeal bills that the Senate rejected this week.
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Twitter also made the bold decision to eliminate political ads altogether, a more sweeping approach than other digital ad providers.
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Investors and diplomats have told Reuters they privately urged Suu Kyi to make more sweeping changes to her economic team.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.), is also being included, though it has been scaled down from its original, more sweeping version.
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Democratic leaders are trying to keep the focus on that issue and not the more sweeping Medicare for all proposals.
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The new travel order, which is set to take effect on Wednesday, replaced a more sweeping ban issued on Jan.
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Zoe Lofgren, a California Democrat, planned to offer amendments that would have made more sweeping changes to protect civil liberties.
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It is not hard to imagine more sweeping changes in store for the Senate in the not-too-distant future.
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They may seek out a leader who promises solutions even more sweeping and uncompromising than the ones Trump has proposed.
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The House measure extends funding until March 23, while the Senate's more sweeping deal would fund the government for two years.
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But everyone has been awaiting the more sweeping Holder report, which sought to take a bigger picture of Uber's management issues.
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The new travel order, which is set to take effect on March 16, replaced a more sweeping ban issued on Jan.
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Its defenders protest that it has been misunderstood, and they are right: it is much more sweeping than is commonly recognised.
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A competing bill from House Democrats is far more sweeping than the Senate's, and includes direct Medicare negotiation on drug prices.
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But President Donald Trump and his closest GOP allies say that doesn't go far enough, and are demanding more sweeping changes.
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It runs counter to "Medicare for All," a more sweeping liberal proposal that would create a single-payer health care system.
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But senior officials have also described more sweeping goals like expelling Iran from the wider region or even toppling its government.
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Hensarling pushed for a more sweeping overhaul, but that bill had little chance of surviving a liberal filibuster in the Senate.
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And particularly during and after 2014, Obama shifted toward more sweeping executive actions meant to protect immigrants who are already here.
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But Republicans have balked at more sweeping efforts from House Democrats that would also ban flavored tobacco and online tobacco sales.
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Legal challenges followed, but in September Mr. Trump responded by imposing a more sweeping ban; a judge halted it in October.
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Chinese hackers were thought to have been behind the attack, which was much more sweeping than officials initially acknowledged publicly last year.
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But immigrant rights advocates said the operations were more sweeping than those conducted during the administration of former Democratic President Barack Obama.
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The Children's Health Insurance Program was created in 1997 as a bipartisan compromise after the failure of more sweeping health care plans.
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Meanwhile, a key congressional Republican used Barr's summary as justification to end a separate, more sweeping House probe of Trump administration conduct.
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Obama sought to remain neutral, even if some of his remarks were interpreted as favoring Clinton's pragmatism over Sanders's more sweeping idealism.
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It would be a far more sweeping change for the Supreme Court to declare a national consensus for ending the death penalty.
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The details: Options listed in the paper run the gamut from those that are relatively small lifts to more sweeping policy options.
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The House approved the bill last week after voting down an amendment that would have imposed a far more sweeping warrant requirement.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of Turkey was reelected on Sunday — a move which granted the leader more sweeping powers than ever before.
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Lawmakers have been debating more sweeping changes, such as requiring judges to appoint an outsider to critique the government's arguments more frequently.
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The Trump administration says its "maximum pressure" campaign will force Iran to negotiate a more sweeping deal than the strictly nuclear agreement.
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Back at Abrons, Ni'Ja Whitson's "Meditation" took on more sweeping social problems: racism and homophobia, in particular discrimination against black gay men.
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In less than a month, Turkish voters will be asked in a referendum whether to hand Mr. Erdogan even more sweeping authority.
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They're pleased that Pelosi and the leadership have moved ahead with impeachment, but they wish it had been broader and more sweeping.
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Depending on the particular proposal, a "DACA fix" could actually describe a much broader, more sweeping amnesty and could allow chain migration.
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But beyond any specific accusation, Mr. Cohen was making a more sweeping argument: that his onetime boss was not a good person.
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Advocates of a new comprehensive privacy in the United States hope that revelations about Facebook's practices might push for more sweeping change.
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The new travel order, which is set to take effect on March 16, changed and replaced a more sweeping ban issued on Jan.
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If that's the case, there's little need for Democrats to move toward adopting a much more sweeping class-based attack on the rich.
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EPA had floated the proposal recently to replace a much more sweeping Obama-era carbon emissions rule that was frozen by the courts.
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Two weeks after America withdrew from a nuclear deal with Iran, Mike Pompeo, America's secretary of state, called for a more sweeping agreement.
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But the commission is also considering a more sweeping proposal that would hurt upstarts to the benefit of industry giants like AT&T.
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This, arguably, gave the feminist movement a more sweeping, visionary approach that was focused on the structural, economically rooted barriers to women's equality.
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We recommend these for activities like running or working out where there's a higher chance AirPods might slip out with more sweeping movements.
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Cruz and others have advocated publicly for a much more sweeping, conservative bill, but said he had not managed to sway Trump yet.
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It differs to other more sweeping system-wide cash infusions used over the past year when there were worries of a sharper slowdown.
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He meant, presumably, that Mr. Trump would be officially acquitted the next day, but Mr. Braun also appeared to intend something more sweeping.
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His Iraq War vote is one, but so too is the sense that voters may want more sweeping change than he is offering.
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"Arkansas approved a more sweeping, first-of-its-kind bill allowing the state to license and regulate PBMs, while also banning "gag clauses.
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Missouri passed a limited extension last year and Illinois a far more sweeping one this past July; both plans are awaiting federal approval.
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With more sweeping ObamaCare repeal efforts appearing unrealistic at the moment, Republicans are shifting to chipping away at certain parts of the law.
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Mr. Kelly said that a wall would be effective only to the extent that it was backed up by far more sweeping measures.
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Other versions of the bill were more sweeping in scope, but it eventually settled on removing just the personal exemption for the MMR vaccine.
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Meanwhile, the bill that still must pass the Senate makes more sweeping changes that will affect both chambers of Congress if passed into law.
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Instead, Reynolds made a more sweeping argument; it asserted that the disparate impact provision doesn't apply to job applicants such as Villarreal at all.
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Maduro's critics say the new body would essentially replace the opposition-led National Assembly, and allow Maduro supporters to give him more sweeping powers.
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But the more sweeping change has been in the state legislature, where an overwhelming Republican majority took hold and hurtled forward (or, rather, backward).
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Molinari said his putting overhaul could have been more sweeping only if he switched from a right-handed stance to a left-handed one.
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Yet Graham-Cassidy makes more sweeping changes by turning money currently used on insurance subsidies and the Medicaid expansion into block grants to states.
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But he has brushed off more sweeping proposals that might tackle once and for all the whole panoply of problems that plague Penn Station.
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Instead, chief information officers are increasingly tasked with managing the less high-profile work that serves as the foundation for more sweeping tech overhauls.
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Goler told the Journal that sexual harassment has been discussed widely within Facebook, but she apparently didn't discuss any more sweeping changes to company policy.
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Should Trump follow through on his more sweeping campaign pledges, policy experts and political veterans see the potential for an explosive four years in office.
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But experts blame much more sweeping reasons, primarily a tectonic change in how humans live now as opposed to three, four and five decades ago.
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Beijing's emergency measures come on top of an even more sweeping set of prohibitions called the national action plan on air pollution, introduced in 22013.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch economist Michael Hanson said even though both candidates propose fiscal stimulus, Trump's plan was seen as more sweeping than Clinton's.
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But the Hyde Amendment is even more sweeping: It makes abortion completely unaffordable for millions of women, and it's been doing that for 229 years.
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Scott and Van Hollen's bill shows lawmakers on both sides are looking for ways to answer that demand — some in more sweeping ways than others.
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A panic over online porn in the mid-'90s prompted the Communications Decency Act (CDA), a set of amendments to the more sweeping Telecommunications Act.
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Democrats attacked the proposal as being too soft on drug companies, as it leaves out more sweeping items like having Medicare negotiate drug prices directly.
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Unfortunately, the Director of the National Economic Council, Larry Kudlow, has mistakenly argued for small-scale and targeted responses instead of a more sweeping program.
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Environmental groups have argued that voluntary measures are not always sufficient, and they have urged federal regulators to step in and mandate more sweeping reductions.
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Whether the victories will translate into a more sweeping turnover next year of congressional seats in upstate New York, which is staunchly Republican, is unclear.
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As the Washington Post reported, consumer groups had urged the FCC to instead opt for a more sweeping overhaul of the nation's anti-robocalling laws.
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The N.L.R.B. has generally used its rule-making authority to clarify existing precedents and has reserved its more sweeping judgments for decisions adjudicating individual cases.
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Though Congress is expected to include a narrow background check records bill in this week's mammoth government funding bill, Democrats have demanded more sweeping actions.
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A more sweeping solution would be to create a single, government-operated health insurer that would automatically enroll every American and pay for their insurance.
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President Obama also made use of discretionary authority, first to establish DACA and then later in a more sweeping effort that ended up in court.
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But if the Supreme Court majority believes the latter, more sweeping position, there may be no "proper plaintiffs" to oppose the emergency wall funding at all.
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It introduces more stringent processes to identify privacy risks, more documentation of those risks, and more sweeping measures to ensure that we meet these new requirements.
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The 9th Circuit court last month upheld a decision by Judge Robart that halted an original, more sweeping travel ban signed by the President on Jan.
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But what officials on the ground feel they need is "sustained, specific funding" and bolder, more sweeping guidance that will help build up long-term solutions.
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Now a few years later and with an investment from Snickers-owner Mars under its belt, Kind is asking the FDA to implement more sweeping changes.
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However, Harney County sheriff David M. Ward said Sunday in his own statement, obtained by PEOPLE, that the militiamen's goals are much more sweeping and dangerous.
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The Interior Department is also working to replace Obama's offshore drilling leases with more sweeping plans, including just-allowed leasing in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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The Senate is now set to vote on a more sweeping Democratic proposal to keep guns out of the hands of people on terrorism watch lists.
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You can walk into the bays and have a more intimate experience with the work or look across the ramp and get a more sweeping view.
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Or Trump Tower digital chatter might have shown up while authorities dug through the vast quantities of data hoovered up via more sweeping foreign surveillance programs.
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Critics say the new Constitution will give Mr. Erdogan even greater powers than he already has, enabling him to invoke much more sweeping emergency rule measures.
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America wants a more sweeping agreement than the original one, but only the pragmatic faction in Tehran, weakened by America's approach, will make such a deal.
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Others are broader, more sweeping: What is the economy of the future starting to look like, and what should our collective response to that vision be?
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Many furniture companies have already invested in sustainability where it's suited them, but changing the industry in a more sweeping and lasting way won't be easy.
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Democratic presidential candidates have sparred over ambitious plans for reaching universal coverage, from a government-run insurance option to the more sweeping "Medicare for All" plan.
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Friday's sanctions targeting the North's shipping and procurement networks were a precise strike that put real teeth behind the more sweeping sanctions framework already in place.
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He notes all the hospitals in the area and says he wants to hear from the unions before considering more sweeping overhaul of the health care sector.
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The pharmaceutical and health-care industry needs reform "far more sweeping" than what Dodd-Frank did for the financial industry, former Vermont governor Howard Dean said Friday.
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Some critics charge that the state and the commission are moving too slowly and deferring too often to industry leaders, and that more sweeping action is needed.
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But today's crisis is far worse than the one in 2014: The demands are much more sweeping, and the diplomatic and economic isolation is much more dire.
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Washington says its "maximum pressure" campaign will force Iran to negotiate a more sweeping deal, covering its ballistic missile program and its role in Middle Eastern conflicts.
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In an arguably more sweeping plan released in May, Harris proposed legislation requiring companies to certify that they are paying men and women equally for equal work.
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The result is an ability by the government to enact change far more easily and more sweeping, but without deliberation that is characteristic of debate in America.
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Two years after the law was passed, voters rejected a more sweeping measure put forward in a referendum, which would have effectively outlawed all civilian gun sales.
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The administration backed away more sweeping restrictions after vaping advocates pointed to controversial polling data that an extensive ban would harm Trump's reelection bid in battleground states.
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In the absence of a far more sweeping program to amend our laws and rethink the nature of information technology, such efforts will be worse than useless.
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Still, both sides of the fight over high drug prices wonder whether the loss is a sign of more sweeping changes to come as other legislation looms.
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Both sides in the fight over high drug prices wonder whether the industry loss is a sign of more sweeping changes to come as other legislation looms.
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In addition to proving the twin primes conjecture, Sawin and Shusterman have found an even more sweeping result about the behavior of primes in small number systems.
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Democrats, though, have criticized the administration's proposals for being too soft on drug companies and leaving out more sweeping ideas like allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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They had considered, and were unable to agree on, more sweeping and pricey changes, including a push by Democrats to fatten up breaks for low-income people.
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Sanders said Trump had not signed on to a more sweeping background check bill that would require the review of firearm purchases online and at gun shows.
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Mr. Ferguson said he had recognized at the time that this was a potentially risky approach, seeking a more sweeping victory with a comparatively untested legal strategy.
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As is typical for Sanders, his rent-control proposal is much more sweeping and stringent than anything that's been implemented anywhere, and it has some technical flaws.
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Similar arguments have been made in opposition to more sweeping changes to the intelligence and security bureaucracy in France as the threat of terrorism has grown there.
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But what officials on the ground feel that they need is "sustained, specific funding" and bolder, more sweeping guidance that will help build up long-term solutions.
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While the subject of diversity has been front and center in Silicon Valley in recent years, Techies takes in a more sweeping set of characters than normally discussed.
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It imposed even more sweeping duties on the big web platforms, such as ascertaining the copyright status of everything that users post online, and blocking potentially infringing material.
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The House Ways and Means Committee recently held a hearing about universal coverage, examining incremental and more sweeping Medicare for All style strategies for getting to universal coverage.
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McGinty, who called Toomey's gun control positions weak, favors more sweeping restrictions such as bans on military-style "assault weapons" and high-capacity ammunition clips that Toomey opposes.
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Spain had sought a more sweeping reference to UN resolutions on colonies, diplomats said, but France objected to protect its interests in some of its own overseas territories.
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We accelerated its launch and now have a new comments classifier in place that is more sweeping in scope, and will detect and remove 2X more individual comments.
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The advocates urged the Obama administration to go above and beyond those 2628 pages and offer more sweeping evidence connecting the Saudi kingdom with the 28503 terror attack.
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Many of his rivals offer similar stances on sentencing reform and mass incarceration, but only South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg has articulated a more sweeping vision for reform.
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She was the first to endorse aloud a jobs guarantee, while Mr. Booker has introduced a pilot program and Mr. Sanders is promising more sweeping legislation to come.
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The United States faces an accelerating pace of new coronavirus case reports as well as the prospect of more sweeping measures to fight the spread of the virus.
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The Texas Organizing Project backed his opponent in the Democratic primary, Elizabeth Frizell, who promised even more sweeping reforms, such as halting prosecutions of low-level marijuana possession.
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Op-Ed Contributor The latest Republican stab at overhauling the Affordable Care Act manages to be both more timid and more sweeping than previous efforts to replace Obamacare.
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The Trump administration this week issued the new executive order that supplanted an earlier, more-sweeping one which had been challenged in court by the state of Washington.
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An investigation under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 would be potentially more sweeping and would subject numerous European industries, subsidies and other programs to scrutiny.
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That platform included more-sweeping nationalization and unilateral nuclear disarmament, and one Labour lawmaker at the time described the 1983 manifesto as "the longest suicide note in history."
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The White House has also claimed that former senior advisers to the president have "absolute immunity" from testifying to Congress — an even more sweeping effort to block cooperation.
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More sweeping tax cuts are expected on top of those unveiled last year, along with measures to boost consumer demand for products such as home appliances and cars.
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That would be a victory, but a small one; the Texas Legislature only meets once every two years, so advocates are hoping for more sweeping reform this session.
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The government is most likely saving its policy ammunition for September and the fourth quarter, after more sweeping U.S. tariffs take effect, Nomura said in a note this week.
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While Snowpiercer ambitiously tackled the idea of class warfare on a train containing the survivors of a ruined humanity, Okja is in some ways even more sweeping in scope.
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Next year, U.S. privacy activists are hoping Congress will refuse to reauthorize a more sweeping intelligence law, Section 702 of the 85033 update of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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But those types of ads only make up a tiny fraction of Facebook's entire business, and the company has given no indication that it would make more sweeping changes.
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Now, Oakland joins what is shaping up to be a trend in more sweeping regulation of a technology thus far proven to be oftentimes unjustly deployed, inaccurate, and biased.
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The White House instead pushed for a more sweeping overhaul of the immigration system that would have done away with family-based immigration and the diversity visa lottery program.
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And the group's decision to be for further regulation of bump stocks is clearly a strategic move aimed at avoiding any more sweeping or comprehensive attempts at gun control.
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Democrats have criticized the administration's steps so far as not going anywhere near far enough on drug pricing, leaving out more sweeping actions like allowing Medicare to negotiate prices.
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Whether Google's Maven decision is a short-term reaction to employee protests and adverse news coverage or reflects a more sweeping strategy not to pursue military work is unclear.
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Certainly, but a partisan split—both the Facebook and YouTube settlements were decided in a 3-2 vote along party lines, with Democrats dissenting—has stymied more sweeping demands.
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Internet shutdowns are a tool deployed by governments to quash civil disobedience amongst their citizens, and often go hand-in-hand with more sweeping — and sometimes brutal — government clampdowns.
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The Minnesota senator on Tuesday hearkened back to her Midwest roots and having served as a voice of skepticism about some of the more sweeping proposals from the left.
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The State of Hawaii challenged the ban, which was signed on March 6 and revamped an earlier, more sweeping order, arguing it discriminates against Muslims and violates the U.S. Constitution.
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It is unclear how they will be received by other Fed critics who have called for even more sweeping changes, or the institution itself, which has largely resisted reform proposals.
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While it's smaller-ball than Obama's more sweeping legacy plans, enacting tax reform would help the President rebut accusations he's been unwilling to work with Congress during his tenure. 5.
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The Trump administration this week issued the new executive order that supplanted an earlier, more sweeping one which had been challenged in court by several states in addition to Hawaii.
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Notably, the proposals do not include more sweeping changes that Trump has supported in the past, such as Medicare negotiating drug prices or allowing the importation of drugs from abroad.
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Eight of those shuttered polling places are in Macon-Bibb County, where African Americans protested an even more sweeping round of proposed shutdowns in 2015 and warded off a few.
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Popular pressure for more sweeping reforms would grow, and the government would find it harder to justify its crackdowns on dissidents by claiming they are agents of a foreign conspiracy.
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If the theory is compelling, and examples do abound, those who support more sweeping criminal-justice reform should not demand leadership from Harris at the cost of her political career.
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A major question is whether the administration will stick with safely Republican solutions or break with much of the party and opt for more sweeping ideas usually associated with Democrats.
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Many decades of economic decline for the bulk of America's rural states can't be reversed by Obamacare, Medicaid expansions, or anything short of a more sweeping economic revolution in America.
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On this issue in particular, many progressives and conservatives alike hope to achieve a victory that is far more total — more sweeping and national — than I think likely or desirable.
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Sources say Uber management has fast-tracked the report of diversity data, even though it is hoping to make it more sweeping and substantive than others released by tech companies.
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It is separate from the Clean Power Plan, a more sweeping and controversial regulation that limits the entire power sector's emissions and is currently on hold by the Supreme Court.
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But a more sweeping and immediate first test will come on Sunday, when the Iraqi Parliament is expected to vote on a proposal to expel the American forces from Iraq.
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A targeted overhaul that addresses the gender inequality built into the Social Security system is a smart way to initiate more sweeping change while also helping the most vulnerable women.
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But analysts say the central bank may have to decide soon whether to intervene more forcefully to support the currency as the United States readies more sweeping tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Trump had to quickly back down from the ban's application to green card holders, and many of the other more sweeping parts of the first travel ban were defeated in court.
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Rather than opportunistically cheering on Trump for taking swipes at Amazon, anti-monopoly activists would be wiser to use the current strife to make a more sweeping critique of American politics.
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Export orders shrank for a third straight month, a business survey showed, suggesting a flurry of punitive U.S. trade actions is starting to bite even as Washington readies more sweeping measures.
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If the policies are allowed to stand, it would be a huge incentive for the executive branch to conduct more sweeping policy changes through memos rather than through the administrative process.
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The decision is a win for some of Trump's conservative allies, who warned a more sweeping ban on flavored vaping products would alienate the president's base and weaken his reelection effort.
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Bernie Sanders has proposed an even more sweeping student loan forgiveness bill — one that would wipe out every single dollar of student debt for Americans, regardless of income or debt burden.
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The announcement has been months in the making and avoids declaring a more sweeping national emergency under the Stafford Act, which was one option the administration's opioid commission had previously recommended.
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That legislation included more sweeping reform for multiemployer pension plans as it paves the way for the Treasury Department to establish a trust fund to make loans to plans facing insolvency.
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China's yuan weakened against the dollar on Thursday as investors braced for more sweeping tariffs expected soon from Washington, making gold expensive for buyers in the world's biggest consumer, traders said.
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The announcement has been months in the making and avoids declaring a more sweeping national emergency under the Stafford Act, which was one option the administration's opioid commission had previously recommended.
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But the governors, county executives and mayors across the country who have declared states of emergency in their own areas have actually unlocked even more sweeping powers, according to legal experts.
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While some of those laws closed abortion clinics by the dozen, the Hyde Amendment is even more sweeping: It has made abortion completely unaffordable for millions of women for 40 years.
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By contrast, Fringe (another recent television show that explored interdimensionality) had more sweeping ambitions that ultimately bogged down the show in meticulous discussions of the fraying politics between its two parallel universes.
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His comments came a day after the PBOC went for a targeted injection of funds in the markets, rather than more sweeping system-wide cash infusions, suggesting a weaker-than-expected stimulus.
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"Trump will order his health secretary to declare the opioid crisis a public health emergency [today] — but will stop short of declaring a more sweeping state of national emergency," USA Today reports.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said in recent congressional testimony he plans to issue a rule cutting carbon emissions from power plants, which is replacing a more sweeping such rule President Obama issued.
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The committee vote came after House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) worked to make major changes to the bill, scaling back many of the more sweeping, costly provisions.
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Hickenlooper wrote in his op-ed that "dramatic income inequality" in the U.S. was responsible for driving voters to support politicians who advocate for more sweeping changes to the country's economic system.
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Immigrant rights advocates said the operations, which they describe as raids, were not business as usual, and were more sweeping than operations conducted during the administration of former Democratic President Barack Obama.
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The rare congressional action on drug prices could be a sign of things to come next year, when Democrats hope to take much more sweeping action after taking control of the House.
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" The Wall Street Journal reports that Trump pressed Defense Secretary Jim Mattis "for a more sweeping military option that would deter Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from launching any more chemical attacks.
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Employers have been so concerned about the more sweeping joint-employer standard that they have lobbied Congress to change the standard through legislation, a version of which the House passed in November.
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But Trump has been reluctant to declare a more sweeping emergency to combat the outbreak, fearful of stoking panic with such a dramatic step, according to three people familiar with the situation.
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The United States withdrew from the agreement last year and imposed sanctions on Iran with the aim of halting its oil exports and forcing Tehran to negotiate a more sweeping "comprehensive deal".
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If so far Francis's pontificate has been a kind of halfway revolution, its ambitions somewhat balked and its changes left ambiguous, these kind of ideas would make the revolution much more sweeping.
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Conservatives are loath to open the law to a more sweeping overhaul because they fear that doing so would lead to a change to admit women as rightful heirs to the throne.
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Once, Trump's aides viewed health care reform, presumably an easy early win, as a way to deliver momentum to his presidency and to build toward more sweeping change picked from his ambitious agenda.
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Unlike the more sweeping affordable education proposals suggested by candidates like Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, and Elizabeth Warren, the 37-year-old Buttigieg has argued against an option for universal tuition-free college.
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It is unclear how they will be received by other Fed critics who have called for even more sweeping changes, or the 101-year-old institution itself, which has largely resisted reform proposals.
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But a cursory review of Twitter shows that purging inactive and automated accounts may not be enough for users: many continue to urge the social network to enact more sweeping and effective policies.
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But the measures he is considering would be a modest tweaking of the law compared with the more sweeping changes that gun control groups are pushing for at the state and local levels.
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Today's vote is essentially a procedural green light that allows Nadler to take future action to get the unredacted report of special counsel Robert Mueller — but it's more sweeping than his fight alone.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump will order his health secretary to declare the opioid crisis a public health emergency Thursday — but will stop short of declaring a more sweeping state of national emergency, aides said.
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Its target is the more sweeping amnesty law passed a year later, after the truth commission issued a report accusing leaders from both sides of participating in massacres, assassinations, torture and other atrocities.
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Washington says it wants to negotiate a more sweeping deal aimed at further curbing Iran's nuclear work, halting its ballistic missile program and limiting its meddling in other countries in the Middle East.
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Washington says it wants to negotiate a more sweeping deal aimed at further curbing Iran's nuclear work, halting its ballistic missile programme and limiting its meddling in other countries in the Middle East.
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A more sweeping analytical framework has lately emerged on the left to diagnose a host of ills that are interconnected: The problem, a growing chorus of environmentalists now suggest, might be capitalism itself.
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In a trade case filed May 31, Whirlpool said that its rivals were still selling imported washing machines at illegally low prices, and appealed to the United States government for more sweeping protections.
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One of the more sweeping actions taken by a major food chain, the coffee giant is looking to adhere to advice about social distancing among an exponential uptick in cases of COVID-19.
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The worry is that the resurgence of Milan and Inter alone will not be enough to inspire a renaissance in Serie A; the change, Fassone said, must be much more sweeping than that.
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Trump's rules replaced a wider 2015 regulation that sought to drive more sweeping power sector changes by enabling states to meet carbon-cutting mandates by moving to lower-emitting and zero-carbon sources.
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Although he stopped short of the more sweeping reforms embraced by some prosecutors and while racial disparities persist in San Francisco, Mr. Gascón is in many ways the godfather of the nascent movement.
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Indeed, while Congress goes through another Ground Hog Day legislative exercise on the failed PATRIOT Act telephone metadata program, it's failing to address other, even more sweeping surveillance activities that are effectively unregulated.
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Such exemptions would be a huge win for some of Trump's conservative allies, who warned a more sweeping ban on flavored vaping products would alienate the president's base and hurt his reelection effort.
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Part of the problem for Senate Democrats is that while they are furious over Trump's decision to fire Comey, they also think it's critical to get Republican buy-in for a more sweeping investigation.
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Even if the disastrous and failed ban on marijuana — itself the result of a mass moral panic — caused the vaping crisis, the conventional wisdom holds that surely the solution must be more sweeping bans.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia announced a limited inquiry into bank misconduct on Wednesday although a motion for a more sweeping investigation into the scandal-ridden financial system was narrowly defeated by the government in parliament.
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A more sweeping solution would be to change zoning rules to let churches sell air rights to noncontiguous sites, like the 323 Midtown East rezoning, which would be a dramatic expansion of existing rules.
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Mr. Navarro and Mr. Lighthizer, meanwhile, have criticized China's offerings and insisted that the Chinese make more sweeping changes to its economy, including removing industrial subsidies and rolling back government intervention in the economy.
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Yet the language could have been more sweeping ("absolute equality before the law of all persons" was in the earlier drafts) and it took one more constitutional change to address the right to vote.
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Erdogan has led Turkey for the past 15 years and assumed even more sweeping powers on Monday as he was sworn in as the first head of the country's new, all-powerful executive presidency.
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But Sanders also gave an indication of the more sweeping things he'd push for if he had congressional support: an economy-wide carbon tax or a nationwide fracking ban or massive investments in renewable energy.
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Feinstein had raised concern about bump stocks in Congress, bringing up a similar but more sweeping restriction in 2013 that proposed banning all semiautomatic weapons that could accept a "military feature" like a detachable stock.
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Trump will support a modest set of fixes to gun laws, stepping back from some of the more sweeping changes he had considered after the country's latest mass school shooting, senior officials told reporters yesterday.
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To render him ineffective, they actively support a collective mania for ever more sweeping investigations of dubious claims, rumors, unsubstantiated allegations and innuendos that has descended over the President, his family, his associates, and nominees.
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But after Mr. Snowden's leaks in 2013, a bipartisan coalition of civil-liberties-minded lawmakers pushed to impose far more sweeping warrant requirements on queries for Americans' information that was swept in by government surveillance.
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I don't know whether the Wyden plan will ultimately make more sense than Warren's more sweeping proposal to tax large fortunes each year or the proposals from Harris and Sanders to increase the inheritance tax.
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Which might suggest that the public will respond better to liberal incrementalism (a minimum wage hike, a modest Obamacare fix) than some of the more sweeping ideas that the 2020 candidates are likely to endorse.
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As for the National Emergencies Act, it gives the president more sweeping authorities, Elizabeth Goiten, the co-director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center, wrote for the Atlantic on Monday.
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But some Democrats see the moment in even more sweeping terms, akin to the era following the Vietnam War and Watergate, when the reaction to a controversial Republican president triggered a moderate and liberal backlash.
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The family, descendants of the man who created the Volkswagen Beetle for Adolf Hitler, has been criticized by shareholders for failing to appoint more independent members of the supervisory board and resisting more sweeping change.
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But it's not clear if Buttigieg's plan, which comes months after many other candidates outlined their own visions, will extend coverage to everyone like he promises or satisfy progressives who want a more sweeping overhaul.
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But another move Trump took on Friday could have a far more sweeping impact on US foreign policy in the Middle East: Labeling the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as terrorists under an obscure Treasury Department designation.
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Gravel's site, meanwhile, offers a couple more sweeping policy ideas on the subject, perhaps in keeping with his overall campaign strategy of running not to get elected to but to inject progressive ideas into the discussion.
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Over time the concept has come to mean something far more sweeping, invoked to protect not just bits of data but free speech, personal privacy, innovation, and most every other public good associated with the internet.
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"With the right management, structure, and a synergy target that looks conservative in light of the prospect for more sweeping change, we believe we have a compelling long term investment in Dow/DuPont," the letter said.
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Sessions in a notice issued before his departure said such agreements would be appropriate only in "limited circumstances," and must be narrowly tailored to address specific injuries from an alleged violation, not more sweeping police reforms.
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More sweeping — and more politically sensitive — reforms will also be needed to ensure that private actors have more access to major resources, like land and financing, without having to rely on personal connections to local officials.
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For while the punishments employers can impose for disobedience aren't as severe as those available to the state, the scope of employers' authority over workers is more sweeping and exacting, its power more arbitrary and unaccountable.
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In 2011, when Mr. Snyder, a Republican, took office, he and the Legislature agreed to grant more sweeping powers to emergency managers, but opponents succeeded in repealing the law in a statewide referendum a year later.
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People close to the former president said his remarks were rooted in his experience passing the health care law, which prompted his concerns about how willing voters would be to embrace an even more sweeping change.
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John Durham, the veteran prosecutors assigned by Barr to conduct a more sweeping investigation into the origins of the Russia probe, also cautioned in a statement that he does not agree with all of Horowitz's findings.
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While no deal had been expected by markets, the focus is now shifting to far more sweeping U.S. tariffs, on another $200 billion of Chinese goods, which are expected to go into effect in late September.
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Across-the-board, sequestration cuts were put in place under Obama and then-House Speaker John Boehner as an act of self-flagellation to get them to agree to a larger and more sweeping budget deal.
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The proposals, while sure to be controversial, do not include some more sweeping measures that Trump has favored in the past, such as allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices or allowing importation of drugs from abroad.
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"If anything, this president's conduct is far worse than anything Nixon did, far more sweeping in its obstruction of accountability, far more damaging to our national security than the cover-up that was Watergate," he continued.
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These people would stand to lose potentially lifesaving addiction and mental health coverage if essential health benefits were repealed, whether through their states or in a more sweeping Obamacare repeal than the Senate is currently proposing.
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Between the lines: Those remarks aside, a fundamental difference persists between what most Republicans say should be done about climate change versus almost all other leaders: mostly status quo with incremental bills versus more sweeping policy changes.
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Why it matters: The move, which has been expected from the Environmental Protection Agency, comes after the administration began the process earlier this year to repeal former President Obama's more sweeping rule cutting power-plant carbon emissions.
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The next version of Windows is currently codenamed "Project Neon" and is supposed to bring more sweeping changes to the user interface of the operating system — which means it will look very different from the current release.
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Hours after the surprisingly weak data, China's central bank announced 7.23 billion yuan ($43 bln) in fresh support for smaller banks, though analysts expect more sweeping measures in coming months if the U.S.-Sino trade dispute intensifies.
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But in a footnote of his ruling, Sessions also telegraphed a desire for more sweeping, immediate reinterpretations of US asylum law that could result in turning people away at the border before they ever see a judge.
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Still, both metrics likely represent good news for the White House, as Trump continues to battle criticism for his early dismissals of the coronavirus' threat to Americans and current refusal to mount a more sweeping federal response.
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Conservative religious leaders who were fierce supporters of Mr. Trump's candidacy had pushed the president to provide faith organizations with much more sweeping relief from Obama-era regulations that protect gay men, lesbians and others from discrimination.
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Following Washington's announcement of fresh sanctions on Russia for its alleged poisoning of an ex-spy in Britain, a raft of more sweeping and binding measures is in the pipeline — if they can be passed by Congress.
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In effect, white adult smokers would see little difference in their lives after this ban while black smokers could face even more sweeping harassment from law enforcement if the hint of menthol smoke can justify a stop.
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Though Mr. Booker could address some parts of his platform through executive action if elected president, he would need to work with Congress to establish some of his more sweeping proposals, making the path forward more difficult.
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The 2020 presidential contenders often favor more sweeping policies like Medicare for all and the Green New Deal; it's big news when a potential candidate says these ideas are impractical, as Amy Klobuchar and Sherrod Brown recently did.
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In an interview with The Hill, he talked of his preference for more incremental policy changes on education and health care that can improve people's lives over more sweeping promises to deliver Medicare for all or free tuition.
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In recent days, his lawyers have asserted that not only can Mr. Trump not be indicted while serving as president, he cannot even be criminally investigated, a far more sweeping claim of immunity than ever found by courts.
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"Governments have been frothing at the mouth hoping for an opportunity to pressure companies like Apple into building backdoors into their products to enable more sweeping surveillance," Evan Greer, Fight for the Future's campaign director, said in a statement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China should rely more on fiscal policy to support the economy as downward pressure sharply increases, a senior central bank researcher said on Tuesday, as debate grows over whether Chinese authorities are considering more sweeping stimulus measures.
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The long-term extension of that Patriot Act provision, which has never been used, was one component of a broader intelligence reform bill pushed last year as an alternative to more sweeping changes at the National Security Agency (NSA).
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Even more sweeping could be an E.P.A. data collection program underway on the country's tens of thousands of oil and gas operations, an effort that could lead to far broader regulations on the industry in the next few years.
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The judgment, more sweeping and categorical than expected, also faulted China for its aggressive attempts to enlarge its domain by shipping in tons of dirt to transform small reefs and rocks into artificial islands with airstrips and military structures.
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But in the past few months - most notably in the second quarter of 2018, when the company announced its review - a number of hedge fund investors have bought positions and are looking for more sweeping measures, including a sale.
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Cass's bracing tone reads like (among other things) an attempt to fix reform conservatism's political problem, as it manifested itself in 2016 — a problem of lukewarmness, of milquetoast wonkery, that Trumpism's more sweeping promises simply steamrolled in political debate.
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Many Senate Republicans openly say they don't want the bill to become law, and would vote to pass it only to reopen negotiations with the House of Representatives about a more sweeping health care bill to be passed later.
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Mackenzie Eaglen, a defense analyst at the conservative-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said Carson's push for more sweeping reforms was ultimately doomed when it became clear Carter was willing to take only so much heat from the military brass.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will support a modest set of fixes to gun laws, stepping back from some of the more sweeping changes he had considered after the country's latest mass school shooting, senior officials told reporters on Sunday.
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Democrats should push for even more sweeping changes to unjust "felony murder" laws, which permit murder convictions for anyone participating in a felony in which someone dies, even if no one involved could have been expected to foresee that happening.
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Not spelling out the severity of the dystopia these heroes are living in feels like a lost opportunity, and it makes the drama seem more personal as opposed to a bigger, more sweeping exploration of the idea of a superhero.
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But in the past few months - most notably in the second quarter of 2018, when the company announced its wide-ranging review - a number of hedge fund investors have bought positions and are looking for more sweeping measures, including a sale.
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They have yet to address issues that have been central to a more sweeping package of reforms on subsidies and their state-economy model, which the Trump administration has been seeking for more than a year during often-tumultuous negotiations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will support a tailored set of fixes to gun laws, stepping back from some of the more sweeping changes he had considered after the country's latest mass school shooting, senior officials told reporters on Sunday.
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WADA also continues to struggle with the aftermath of the 2015 Russian doping scandal, and next month it is expected to make a decision on Russia's latest transgressions, which could lead to a new, more sweeping sporting suspension for the country.
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But it could lead to more sweeping changes across the financial services industry, making it harder for some smaller firms to do business and perhaps encouraging a further consolidation into larger companies better able to handle the detailed rules of compliance.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden unveiled a $750 billion healthcare plan on Monday that he said would strengthen the Affordable Care Act, drawing a contrast with rivals who back a more sweeping "Medicare for All" government-run system.
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The federal court decision on Kentucky's Medicaid waiver may be more sweeping than has been recognized — because it shows how any state proposal to impose work requirements, or make other changes that reduce coverage, could be immediately vulnerable to legal challenges.
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Further, some longtime libertarian-leaning members of Mr. Trump's own party — including several who attended the meeting, like Senators Mike Lee of Utah and Rand Paul of Kentucky — want to seize the moment to install more sweeping changes through legislation.
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Inside, the doors opened to a more sweeping space, done up in dark wood with shades of rich brown and gray, highlighted by a long table with a central orb of 500 crimson red roses and a stone fertility sculpture.
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Republicans, traditionally concerned about public safety, seemed intent on imposing a variety of stipulations on such a plan, including allowing prosecutors wider discretion to pursue criminal charges, an idea that offended Democrats in the Assembly, who support a more sweeping reform.
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Comprehensive background checks sure sound good, but this would only mean tweaks to a completely broken system, and that would be the ineffectual proposal the NRA supports -- not more sweeping criminal background checks of all individuals applying for gun ownership.
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But a review of hundreds of pages of congressional records, as well as interviews with education experts and Biden contemporaries in Wilmington and Washington, suggests that his opposition to busing was far more sweeping than he has led voters to believe.
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But a review of hundreds of pages of congressional records, as well as interviews with education experts and Biden contemporaries in Wilmington and Washington, suggests that his opposition to busing was far more sweeping than he has led voters to believe.
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But The New York Times investigated Mr. Biden's record, reviewing hundreds of pages of congressional documents and interviewing experts and Biden contemporaries, and found that his opposition to busing was far more sweeping than he had led voters to believe.
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But The New York Times investigated Mr. Biden's record, reviewing hundreds of pages of congressional documents and interviewing experts and Biden contemporaries, and found that his opposition to busing was far more sweeping than he had led voters to believe.
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Schaffner observes that "Clinton talked a lot more about racial justice issues during the 260 campaign than Obama did during his campaigns" — further priming the minority of white Americans who supported her to adopt a more sweeping view of racial justice.
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But that's been made all the more complicated by Trump, who nearly vetoed a spending package earlier this year because it didn't fund his border wall, and is now threatening to do so again with even more sweeping hardline immigration demands.
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With this much more sweeping ban in New York, The New Jim Crow, along with books on law and prison reform, will be off limits to prisoners; it's an ominous sign of what's to come for their welfare and rights.
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Though the House passed its bill in February and the Senate did the same in May, the legislation's movement across both bodies has since lagged, prompting concerns that a more sweeping sexual harassment overhaul in Congress would ultimately get pushed to the wayside.
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Here, "Slow Disco" is an even more sweeping and graceful thing, "Smoking Section" is a croaking, late-night slice of desperate melancholy, and "New York," which only had Clark and a piano in the first place, has its few remaining decorations removed.
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"Our form of government, with a Senate that gives extraordinary power to rural states over urban states and is deferential to states' rights, makes it difficult to advance relatively modest gun-control measures, much less more sweeping measures," Webster told the Washington Post.
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Many sponsors of the bills (and of Alabama's more sweeping ban on abortion at all stages of pregnancy) have said they intended them to be challenged so they could make it to the Supreme Court and serve as a vehicle to overturn Roe.
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Trump, who nearly vetoed a spending package earlier this year because it didn't fund his border wall, has already threatened to do so again with even more sweeping hardline immigration demands, including ending "catch and release" of migrants and the diversity visa lottery.
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"The question you're asking is about the president of the United States, and what I'm saying is we have an ongoing investigation that is much more sweeping, that is much broader than simply what happened in New York court yesterday," Warren said.
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Citizens for Self-Governance, a Texas-based group with Tea Party roots, has ALEC backing for a more sweeping goal: an amendment that would "impose fiscal restraints" on the federal government, reduce its authority and limit the terms of federal elected officials.
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And she was forced to confront a more sweeping question that nags at many of the 67 percent of adults in this country who do not have a four-year college degree: What does my future look like in the new American economy?
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I would go further and argue that it is the Trump persona so vilified in the media that has in fact made bolder, more sweeping reforms possible than would have been conceivable under almost any other Republican who might have been elected.
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Congress retorts that its powers to compel information are far more sweeping than that and encompass oversight of important matters in general — and that its decisions about what information it wants to subpoena are not to be second-guessed by the White House.
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But a separate, much more sweeping bipartisan measure that would limit Mr. Trump's authority to impose tariffs on allies such as Canada, Mexico and the European Union remained in limbo on Monday, as Senate Republican leaders appeared to be maneuvering to block it.
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The new moderate majority will be in a good position to pick his replacement, meaning they could pick a new supreme leader who is himself more moderate than Khamenei — which would have implications far more sweeping than any presidential or parliamentary vote.
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A de-escalation of the year-long trade dispute could ease some of the pressure on China's cooling economy, while failure to reach a deal and potentially higher U.S. tariffs may risk a sharper slowdown that could prompt Beijing to announce more sweeping stimulus measures.
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Far from being a simple technological morality tale about the ways we can and cannot relate to machines, and how the tech sector seeks to monopolize more of the human experience, Eliza reveals itself to be something much more sweeping, yet also convincingly detailed.
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The State Department's claim that it has found at least some messages to and from Pagliano, presumably through the accounts of other people that he communicated with, is at odds with a RNC filing earlier in the day, which made a more sweeping assertion.
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And yet, while it delivers on those classic Del Rey whims, the album — produced largely by Jack Antonoff, who's fresh off the critical praise of his 11-song production credits on Taylor Swift's "Lover" — is also more sweeping and ambitious than she's been in years.
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The Turkish government unveiled a plan on Wednesday to help the country's banks survive an epidemic of bad loans, but it dashed hopes for more sweeping measures to address an economic downturn that has become a threat to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's hold on power.
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In discussing his decision to cancel subsidies to insurance companies, Mr. Trump said on Friday that he hoped to compel Democrats to negotiate a compromise, now that he has failed to pass more sweeping legislation solely on the strength of the narrow Republican majorities.
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While neither Washington and Beijing show any sign of compromise in the trade dispute, and more sweeping tariffs are set to take effect within weeks, Chinese forex traders have grown more cautious since the central bank signalled increasing discomfort with the yuan's recent, rapid decline.
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He responded that his plan of "Medicare-for-all-who-want-it," which would allow people to opt into a government health program option, would "unify the American people," in contrast to a more sweeping Medicare-for-all plan that would abolish private health insurance.
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"I think that what Congress needs to do right now is we need to make sure that special prosecutor Mueller is fully protected from being fired by Donald Trump," Warren said on CNN, adding that the investigation is "much more sweeping" and "broader" than Cohen's guilty plea.
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Deploying Section 232 to protect the U.S. steel and aluminum industries, for example, enables Trump to impose far more sweeping tariffs than he could impose impose under other trade law provisions, such as provisions designed to protect U.S. industries that face a sudden surge in imports.
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Mr. Sanders denied Mr. Biden a more sweeping victory with decisive wins of his own in the West, where Mr. Sanders can count on his strengths among Latinos, liberals and younger, urban voters without fully facing his weakness among African-American voters and conservative rural whites.
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It also represents a core component of Speaker Nancy Pelosi's policy agenda at a time when she has rebuffed calls to embrace more sweeping proposals, including the single-payer "Medicare for all" plan supported by many party liberals, including Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York.
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Over a seven-hour CNN town hall on Wednesday, and cumulatively more than 100 pages of policy ideas, the top candidates for the Democratic nomination are each pushing for more sweeping change at a faster rate than Democrats were calling for even just a few months ago.
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The move, which is far more sweeping than the punishments leveled against North Korea or China for other state-sponsored hacking efforts, is going to make it significantly harder for Trump to start his tenure in the White House with an immediate effort to improve ties with Vladimir Putin.
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The novel is based loosely on Long's life and times, and by wide consensus, it's America's essential political novel — less funny but more sweeping than "Primary Colors" (1996), by Joe Klein, and less wonky but more sensitive than "Advise and Consent" (1959), by Allen Drury, to name two contenders.
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The move suggests the People's Bank of China (PBOC) is now leaning more on targeted tools to direct funding to parts of the economy that are still struggling, rather than more sweeping system-wide cash infusions used over the past year when there were worries of a sharper slowdown.
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"Trump is doing this not for national security reasons but to impede an investigation into himself and his associates, and he's staking a far more sweeping claim to power than even other presidents by saying he can use the Justice Department for whatever he wants," Mr. Kris said.
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Using more sweeping language than previous court rulings, Judge André Birotte Jr. of United States District Court here issued a temporary restraining order on Tuesday evening requiring the government to allow in people with valid immigrant visas from the seven majority-Muslim countries Mr. Trump sought to block.
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Magnitude and bedroom pop don't tend to be two things that you'd initially put together: the sub-genre is generally characterised by its shyness from some of the more sweeping, bombastic elements of the mainstream, in favour of the sort of introspection that might have more in common with indie rock.
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But as our organization, the Knight Institute, and the American Civil Liberties Union argue in a case before a federal court in Maryland, the review system is far more sweeping than the government's argument admits, and lacks the limits and safeguards that courts have required of prior restraints in other contexts.
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Then the focus shifted to New Jersey, where an even more sweeping bill had been making its way through the State Legislature that would have barred nearly all exemptions to vaccines for students at any public or private school, including colleges, which were not covered by the New York law.
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Justice Department lawyers could try to save a new Clinton immigration program by distinguishing it in some way from Obama's efforts, but the 5th Circuit ruling that endorsed Hanen's ruling and was actually more sweeping is binding on panels of that court and all districts in that three-state circuit.
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With the passage of the bill, the onus will now be on House Republicans to decide whether to push for more sweeping changes that will appeal to their base or settle for modest adjustments to Dodd-Frank that have a chance of passing and getting to the president's desk for his signature.
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But while conservation might benefit from a nuanced discussion of how best to allocate resources around vanishing species, a far more sweeping set of proposals has recently been put forward by elected officials hoping to take advantage of the Trump administration's willingness to weaken the environmental protections afforded by the Endangered Species Act.
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The changes would install new privacy protections — including adding a skeptical voice to secret court deliberations when the F.B.I. wants to eavesdrop on Americans under certain circumstances — but stop short of more sweeping limits favored by some civil libertarians in both parties that are viewed skeptically by national security officials and centrist lawmakers.
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Teva has been hit particularly hard due to a series of questionable and costly acquisitions, along with delayed drug launches, prompting big stakeholders in recent weeks to call for a shakeup in management — the head of its generics business and a board member have already stepped down — as well as more sweeping structural changes.
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"Our form of government, with a Senate that gives extraordinary power to rural states over urban states and is deferential to states' rights, makes it difficult to advance relatively modest gun-control measures, much less more sweeping measures," Daniel Webster, director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research, told the Washington Post.
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For Mr. Trump, who came to office espousing an "America first" policy that stayed out of the affairs of other countries where the United States had no interest of its own, responding to barrel bombs in Syria or to "any and all" humanitarian abuses "anywhere" would be a far more sweeping standard for American leadership.
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Some target whipping boys of conservatives from the Obama era, like the "Waters of the US" rule and the Clean Power Plan, but the more sweeping ones — to get rid of two old rules for every new one, to review existing rules for "burdensomeness," to reorganize with a view to downsizing — may well inflict the deepest wounds.
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The film opens with a prologue that sets the scene for the 1967 Detroit rebellion not in details about the city but in far more sweeping ones, providing a condensed explanation of the Great Migration, white flight, and redlining that speaks to who the film's intended audience is and what they're expected to know or not know.
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The San Diego speech, to be delivered in a city known for its military presence at a time when Mr. Trump is facing scrutiny over his donations to veterans' groups, will present a more sweeping — and fearsome — portrayal of Mr. Trump, one that the Clinton campaign will deliver like a drumbeat to voters in the coming months.
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In the House, Republicans vowed to press ahead with votes this week on a pair of more sweeping immigration bills — one drafted by conservatives and the other a compromise measure between conservatives and moderates — that address the family separation issue to different degrees, while also strengthening border security and making other changes to the country's immigration system.
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You could be forgiven if you didn't sit through a seven-hour CNN town hall on climate change this week, but here's the big takeaway: it's clear that the top candidates for the Democratic nomination are each pushing for more sweeping change at a faster rate than Democrats were calling for even just a few months ago.
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And so one should think about antitrust, but more and more these broad issues, these broad concerns that people have, we either address them and resolve their concerns or I think we'll see rising pressure for more sweeping sectoral regulation in ways that will be very challenging for many more companies than an antitrust case will be.
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But his latest clean transportation plan would aim for even more sweeping changes: The plan would create a new Climate Smart Fund that provides bonus funding to states that use existing formula funding to cut carbon pollution in the transportation sector – for example by encouraging better land use planning, investing in clean vehicle fueling infrastructure or increasing use of public transportation.
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McKibben responded with a deeply researched jeremiad, in which he set out to popularize the alarming and still largely unfamiliar facts about climate change and to sharpen awareness of what they implied for the future of the planet and humankind: Changes in our world which can affect us can happen in our lifetime—not just changes like wars but bigger and more sweeping events.
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J.), Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) and several other Democrats in the House and Senate also recently unveiled drug importation legislation that's much more sweeping than the Grassley/Klobuchar bill.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) said he is pushing for more sweeping changes to move the bill to the right, and has spoken with Alexander.
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The House is going to vote next week on Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE's (D-Calif.) even more sweeping bill to lower drug prices, which is likely to pass on a largely party line vote.
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Senate control during a second Trump term would mean the ability to block judicial nominations and make the President's life difficult on all legislative matters, while control under a Democratic president would pave the way for rolling back much of Trump's actions in his first term and passing some of the more sweeping legislation on climate change, health care and the economy that Democratic presidential hopefuls have been promising on the campaign trail.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is looking to pitch a middle-ground approach to climate change as he faces a field of Democratic presidential primary challengers that has increasingly embraced more sweeping solutions on the issue, Reuters reported Friday.
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Ron KindRonald (Ron) James KindPelosi woos progressives on prescription drug pricing plan Protect American patients and innovation from a harmful MedTech Tax increase We should repeal the medical device tax on veterans MORE (D-Wis.), a centrist, said Tuesday morning that he had not reviewed the draft yet but warned that he did not want more sweeping Democratic proposals to close off opportunities for bipartisan action on smaller items on drug prices.
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But as with the Iraq war, what has been sold, and often fervently believed, about l'affaire Russe has been something far more sweeping — a story about active collaboration and tacit treason and the subjection of United States policymaking to Vladimir Putin's purposes, a story where the trail of kompromat and collusion supposedly went back decades, a story that was supposed to end with indictments in Trump's inner circle, if not the jailing of the man himself.
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He's pitched his bill to Republicans as the "moderate" alternative to Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy Pelosi50 Cent meets with Pelosi, lawmakers on Capitol Hill Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote Overnight Energy: House passes bill to prohibit mining near Grand Canyon| Union says EPA refuses to renegotiate contract | Climate protesters occupy Pelosi's office over California fires MORE's (D-Calif.) drug pricing measure in the House, which is far more sweeping but has at least some chance of receiving Trump's support given his focus on drug costs.
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Y.) and Intelligence Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.) did not go far enough to satisfy key civil liberties advocates and privacy hawks in Congress, who were hoping for more sweeping changes to the government's spying authorities.
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Y.) and Intelligence Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.) did not go far enough to satisfy key civil liberties advocates and privacy hawks in Congress, who were hoping for more sweeping changes to the government's spying authorities.
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Season 1: Episodes 1, 5 and 13 Season 2: Episode 12 Season 43: Episodes 4, 6 and 11 Season 4: Episode 13 Season 5: Episode 12 Season 6: Episode 21 Throughout the series, "The Sopranos" balanced episodic storytelling with more sweeping arcs, as Tony made decisions about how to dispatch some of his pesky in-family rivals: his jealous uncle, Junior (Dominic Chianese); his meanspirited mother, Livia (Nancy Marchand); the brooding ex-con Richie Aprile (David Proval); the obnoxious Ralph Cifaretto (Joe Pantoliano); the sad-sack Tony Blundetto (Steve Buscemi); the F.B.I. informants Sal Bonpensiero (Vincent Pastore) and Adriana La Cerva (Drea de Matteo); and even his own judgmental wife, Carmela (Edie Falco).
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