Sentence examples for far-reaching international from inspiring English sources
"Countries like Iran who try secretly to develop nuclear weapons must face concerted and decisive action by the international community including more far-reaching international sanctions," he said.
It has been used extensively by other countries, including Britain.These remarks notwithstanding, as you note, the Mexican administration to be inaugurated on December 1st has announced a vigorous and far-reaching international agenda.
The Agreement on Trade-Related Intellectuat Properthe(TRIPS) at the World Trade Organization (WTO) was the most comprehensive and far-reaching international agreement on intellectual property rights ever made.
But its detractors point to the college's ties to a secretive and far-reaching international movement that has been accused of Islamism in some countries and of an overuse of non-immigrant work visas to hire foreign teachers in its schools in the United States.
With the White House having abandoned any pretense of support for the most far-reaching international treaty intended to tackle the problem, she heard mostly dismay and disappointment from counterparts who called the stand an enormous setback on an issue that should allow little room for patience.
Do we want to become a medium-sized country with no great influence or responsbility in the world, abandoning our international role, or do we want to be part of a much bigger entity with far-reaching international influence in which we would be a significant decision-maker?
From prolific genre/arthouse crossover director Pablo Trapero (Carancho; White Elephant) and, like Brothers, another product of Fox's far-reaching international-production tentacles, it's the story of the Puccio crime family, notorious for high-profile kidnappings in the 1980s.
Like a ticking timebomb left unattended for too long, Yemen's undeclared civil war has suddenly exploded into a region-wide crisis that will have far-reaching, unpredictable international consequences, not least for Britain and the US.
The recent rise in mass popular protests – many with regional spillover effects and some with far-reaching consequences for international peace and security – has raised the question of how the international community should respond to these events, and to what end.
Although Mr. Straw's ruling ended Mr. Pinochet's plight there, his case is expected to have far-reaching implications in international law governing human rights violations.
A weakening norm of territorial integrity could have significant changes on global conflict; a strong territorial integrity norm has had far-reaching effects on international politics.
