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

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.

The first step in a far-reaching policy effort is painful to acknowledge, but indispensable at least for Europe and possibly other rich nations: Huge numbers of potential migrants make an open-door policy unsustainable.

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.

So get ready for yet another endless, agonizing fight over a far-reaching policy in the name of a president who doesn't care very much about the pesky details of governing.

*A Senate closely and perhaps evenly divided along party lines, with the incoming vice president casting the decisive vote, and a House of Representatives more nearly balanced than the outgoing House, making the passage of any far-reaching policy measures extremely unlikely.

For now, regulators say they are trying to learn as much as they can about the B2B sites before issuing any far-reaching policies or bringing lawsuits against individual exchanges.

ASE systems is part of a more far-reaching policy of transport safety [6, 30].

O'Malley is banking that a strong record of immigration reform accomplishments will trump what is, for Clinton, largely a series of far-reaching policy declarations.

As a result of the past year's corporate scandals, both the commission and a new board overseeing the accounting board face a number of complex and far-reaching policy decisions in the next year.

A new generation of Democrats is using far-reaching policy ideas and a brash social media presence to upend the party — pushing it to the left on divisive issues such as health care and climate change while it charts a path aimed at taking the White House in 2020.