Sentence examples for a far-reaching debate from inspiring English sources

That has set off a far-reaching debate over privacy and security.

A far-reaching debate throughout the 1980s channelled abstruse wrangles from the pages of Marxism Today into the conversational small change of politics, the media and broadcasting.

But the country is nevertheless engaged in a far-reaching debate about whether America's behavior in recent years did not somehow encourage the attacks.

European countries should prepare for a far-reaching debate on the "profound lifestyle changes" required to limit climate change, according to a leaked European commission document.

His appeal opens the latest chapter in a far-reaching debate about criminal sentencing that began in 2000 with the Supreme Court's unexpected decision in Apprendi v. New Jersey.

The right to be forgotten has initiated what needs to be a far-reaching debate over how data protection jives with the business models of Google and other internet companies that thrive on our data.

But right across the party there were calls for a brutal far-reaching debate about the direction of the party, including for Labour to reconnect with the aspiring middle class and put as much emphasis on wealth creation as wealth distribution.

Auditor General Huw Vaughan Thomas called for an urgent and far-reaching debate on how much the Welsh government could afford to spend on the NHS.

The Auditor General for Wales called for an urgent and far-reaching debate on how much the Welsh government could afford to spend on the NHS.

A presidential debate on science would be the most important, vital, and far-reaching debate of the election.

The genuinely far-reaching debate we have so far been denied is surely overdue: how about an independent public inquiry into modern extremism?