Sentence examples for far-reaching aims from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the problem is one of upsetting that delicate balance of populations by which nature accomplishes far-reaching aims.

In Berlin, the city government tries to buy back the urban network (forestalling a public initiative with even more far-reaching aims), and in Hamburg, a citizen initiative forced the city government to negotiate a buyout of the incumbent energy provider against its will.

Less far-reaching aims such as a 'life worth living' or a 'disease and handicap-free life' will not do.

The ambitious welfare state development period in the late 1960's and the 1970's in Finland was a good basis for adopting the ambitious idea of "people's health work" and setting far-reaching aims for the development of the health impact of all public policies.

European leaders reached agreement this week on a far-reaching package aimed at resolving the Greek debt problem, recapitalizing vulnerable banks and bolstering the euro zone's financial rescue fund.

Samsung also undertook a far-reaching initiative aimed at increasing its ability to mitigate failure risk.

But woe betide local politicians who resist.Last May Japan and America agreed on far-reaching changes aimed at building a more nimble and effective strike force in the region, partly in response to the threat of a nuclear-armed North Korea.

Early in 1982, near the end of his second two-year term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs, General Jones proposed far-reaching changes aimed at enhancing the chairman's influence while curbing interservice rivalry.

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.

This effort, to be spearheaded by the Bipartisan Policy Center, a nonprofit group based in Washington, was announced on Thursday, two and a half weeks after dozens of retailers and apparel companies, almost all of them European, announced a far-reaching plan aimed at ensuring factory safety in Bangladesh.

Mr. Obama, meeting with leaders from both parties at the White House, bluntly challenged Republicans a day after Speaker John A. Boehner pulled back from a far-reaching agreement aimed at saving as much as $4 trillion over 10 years, officials briefed on the negotiations said.