Sentence examples for a far-reaching system of from inspiring English sources

In addition, a far-reaching system of authorized, licensed cabs operates in the city.

Of its 17 members, 11 wanted a far-reaching system of devolution that would have satisfied most moderate Tamils and isolated the Tigers.

Emperor Diocletian, who served from 284 to 305, attempted to stop the inflation with a far-reaching system of price controls.

German strategy in World War II is wholly intelligible only if Hitler's far-reaching system of power politics and his racist ideology are borne in mind.

The amount of rent and associated costs MPs can claim in London was capped at £1,450 a month in a far-reaching overhaul of the system in 2010, which also stopped MPs being reimbursed for mortgage interest payments on properties they owned.

Because of its failures, a far-reaching reorganization of the system was set into motion in 1985 by Mikhail Gorbachev, under the banner of perestroika ("restructuring").

In contrast, Darling, in remarks released on Tuesday, which were attacked by politicians and unions for failing to signal a far-reaching overhaul of the banking system, stressed the answer was not about impeding the size of the banks.

The action, which the Congressional Budget Office projected would ultimately yield $11 billion in taxpayer savings, was taken to mollify a few moderate Senate Republicans whose support is essential to ratifying a House-Senate compromise on a far-reaching overhaul of the financial system.

Obama and a Democratic Congress put in place a far-reaching overhaul of the financial system known as Dodd-Frank.

During 1995 1996, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) conducted a far-reaching reexamination of the technologies, systems concepts and terrestrial markets that might be involved in future space solar power (SSP) systems.

Four years ago, a bipartisan panel of national education and other policy experts, assembled by the national center, recommended a far-reaching redesign of the American educational system, including the adoption of board examinations in high schools.