Sentence examples for Wide-ranging steps from inspiring English sources

After a lengthy legal battle, it ultimately agreed to wide-ranging steps to offer rentals to nonwhites.

Chinese media suggested the ban was a holding measure to provide time to introduce more wide-ranging steps against the ivory trade.

It is a moral imperative that we mitigate the damage that is already happening, take wide-ranging steps to reduce carbon emissions, and commit to being a net-zero carbon emitter within 10 years.

The report, a redacted copy of which is available on the commission's website, is one of several periodic reviews of Facebook's compliance with a 2011 federal consent decree, which required Facebook to take wide-ranging steps to prevent the abuse of users' information and to inform them how it was being shared with other companies.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's administration will pursue wide-ranging steps intended to thwart the potential for fraud and unscrupulous practices in response to President Obama's decision to allow many illegal immigrants who came to the United States as children to remain here without fear of deportation.

Nonprofits are taking wide-ranging steps to survive and succeed.

Despite this, in October of that year, the U.S. House of Representatives, with only 30 dissenting votes, adopted a Democratic-sponsored resolution that claimed that Israel had "expressed its readiness to take wide-ranging and painful steps in order to bring an end to the conflict, but these proposals were rejected by Chairman Arafat".

But the Socialist president, seeking to show himself as strong and uncompromising, sparked surprise when he vowed to enshrine the measure in the constitution as part of a wide-ranging amendment aimed at stepping up the fight against terrorism.

The IMF plan was designed to regain and restore the market by imposing wide-ranging programs, but the designated steps are not without criticism.

The formation of Kenya's land commission and the passing of the country's new constitution in 2010 are seen as progressive steps towards wide-ranging reforms that supporters say will reshape how the government views Kenya's poorest citizens.

The "Innanetape" (2013) provided a breathless and wide-ranging introduction to his ambitions, stepping beyond the bounds of his earlier solo projects and the dense, cut-and-paste arrangements of Kids, a band with too many prolific novelists and not enough editors.