Sentence examples for far-reaching concerns from inspiring English sources

Preparations to introduce armed robots raise "far-reaching concerns about the protection of life during war and peace," Mr. Heyns said in a report on lethal autonomous robotics he submitted to the council.

Her most far-reaching supposition concerns the murder, in New Brunswick, in 1922, of two lovers, both married to other people.

Some of the most far-reaching proposals concern energy companies.

Our legal system asks family court judges to make far-reaching decisions concerning the safety and welfare of children based on information presented in fifteen- to twenty-minute court appearances.

The fate of tropical forests is a global environmental issue [1], yet many far-reaching decisions concerning forest resources are made at local level [2].

"Unless the police have completely misfired, this could have serious and far-reaching repercussions because it concerns people close to the prime minister," Mr. Pehe said.

Justice Minister Marek Biernacki said the prosecutors' actions could be considered as "too far-reaching" and raise "legitimate concerns about breaching of journalistic confidentiality".

Aetna said it was ready to make similar changes in other states, but officials in New York and Connecticut said that, on first look, the Texas concessions were not far-reaching enough to satisfy their concerns.

24 Our participants' common sentiment that Christians should focus on 'spiritual' rather than 'physical' concerns has far-reaching ramifications for provision of healthcare for African Christians.

The most far-reaching of these Puritan reforms concerned the civil law and the workings of justice.

"The dramatic rise in obesity within Europe is a particular cause of concern with far-reaching consequences if left unchecked".