sweeping reforms造句

1、sweeping reforms, changes, etc

2、The citizens voted for sweeping reforms.

3、had extensive press coverage; far-reaching changes in the social structure; sweeping reforms.

4、But few took seriously the idea that Qaddafi fils could sideline his father and usher in sweeping reforms.

5、In a hard-hitting speech to the IMF, he urged Third World countries to undertake sweeping reforms.

6、The council promised sweeping reforms, a swift return to stability and a prompt transition to elected civilian rule.

7、For all the dysfunction Mr Suskind portrays, Mr Obama's White House somehow oversaw the most sweeping reforms to health care and finance that America has seen in generations.