Sentence examples similar to a far reaching policy from inspiring English sources
1 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Amid these calls for clinical trial data sharing, major regulators, most notably the European Medicines Agency, 18 are beginning to contemplate far reaching policies on open access to data, as are several companies in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries.
The exchange had a far reaching impact on the student.
Such a far reaching topic as this does not lend itself to easy classifications.
The 2008 economic crisis has had a far reaching impact on countries around the world.
Representative Jerry Lewis, Republican of California and chairman of the defense appropriations subcommittee, said such a far-reaching policy change needed a more thorough examination in Congress.
Although she failed, she did persuade her colleagues to hold a "far-reaching policy debate" on the subject later this year, probably in October.Mr Hollings should be all ears.
For some decades now, the French government has pursued, with considerable success, a far-reaching policy aimed at boosting the nation's fertility rate, and increasing the number of women in the workforce.
For one, the idea that inexperienced bureaucrats can issue far reaching legal policy, in writing, that affects a multi-billion dollar international industry without supervision or even being absolutely sure that they know what they are talking about should scare anyone, not just cheese lovers.
He says an LLP policy wouldn't be "such a far reach from what we're already doing". .
A do nothing executive or a too far reaching one?
