Sentence examples for far-reaching choice from inspiring English sources

Decision theory is concerned with the reasoning underlying an agent's choices, whether this is a mundane choice between taking the bus or getting a taxi, or a more far-reaching choice about whether to pursue a demanding political career.

Whatever they decide, I've come to think of this as probably the most far-reaching choice any of us ever makes, especially for women.

At a time when Arab countries face far-reaching choices -- about economics, democracy, Israel, religion -- the region needs most what it lacks most: great leaders.

Its mix of bebop classics and more far-reaching choices, including the disco hit "I Will Survive" and an adaptation of a Bach chorale prelude, points to the delightfully off-kilter sensibility that unites them.

[C4.] Russia Minister Said to Visit China At a time when China and Russia are facing far-reaching choices about their oil trade, Russia's energy minister, Viktor B. Khristenko, made a quiet trip to Beijing over the weekend, people close to the industry said.

Although substitute decision-making is considered legally and ethically acceptable, these are profound, far-reaching choices given that Mr Henry's preferences are unknown.

He moved quickly to implement a far-reaching anti-choice agenda including censorship of government Web sites and a clampdown on embryonic stem cell research.

Meanwhile, the Ohio Legislature and Senate have significant Republican majorities and are currently pushing far-reaching anti-choice legislation that includes a "Heartbeat" bill that if passed, would be one of the strictest assaults on women's reproductive freedom in the nation.

Answers to these questions are not only instrumental to conduct a debate; rather, they incorporate far-reaching normative choices.

Nonetheless, in weighing how to handle fratricide cases, commanders are given a difficult choice with far-reaching consequences.

But how the global patent system is organized and managed has far-reaching implications for innovation, consumer choice and corporate profits.