Sentence examples for Far-reaching planning from inspiring English sources

The Project Group for Government and Administrative Reform was disbanded, not least due to criticism of the far-reaching planning projects of the Chancellery formed in the Ministries that feared a reduction in their influence.

Far-reaching plans to revamp future education provision in Dumfries are to go out to public consultation.

Far-reaching plans to reshape secondary school provision in Dumfries are being considered by the local authority's education committee.

Far-reaching plans by the United States and Australia were not presented to the congress.

Far-reaching plans for the economic development of the Russian Empire formed the kernel of Witte's policy.

Far-reaching plans with little chance of a payoff is not something that private industry, with few exceptions, does well.

"Last week we set out far reaching plans that we believe will make a tangible difference - we will work hard to deliver them and of course reserve the option of going further if we fall short, but people should judge us on our progress over the coming months and years before concluding the need for even more measures," they told The Independent.

Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board met on 18 January to make final decisions on far reaching plans to changes in north Wales.

Far-reaching cost-cutting plans are at the heart of Greece's efforts to curb a deficit of 12.7 percent of gross domestic product — more than four times the permitted ceiling for countries using the European Union's single currency.

Far-reaching cost-cutting plans are at the heart of Greece's efforts to curb a deficit of 12.7 percent of gross domestic product -- more than four times the permitted ceiling for countries using the euro, the European Union's single currency.

The uncomfortable truth, of course, is that behind the billions of dollars of health development assistance, the multi-trillion dollar global healthcare industry, far reaching reorganization plans to improve public health, or public agitation for greater action on health inequalities and global health, we do not have a shared or coherent conception of health.