Sentence examples for far-reaching policy from inspiring English sources

These decisions have far-reaching policy implications, sometimes upsetting the policy preferences of elected politicians.

David Brooks is correct to highlight the urgent need to adopt far-reaching policy reforms in Europe and the United States ("The structural revolution," Views, May 9).

Representative Jerry Lewis, Republican of California and chairman of the defense appropriations subcommittee, said such a far-reaching policy change needed a more thorough examination in Congress.

Meanwhile, the seventh plenum met in July and adopted three far-reaching policy resolutions on youth, intellectuals, and farmers in an effort to ensure the loyalty of these groups to the Communist Party in the period up to 2020.

While such a two-pronged deal would put off the hardest and most far-reaching policy decisions until next year, no deal is possible unless the negotiators first decide on the deficit down payment.

Although she failed, she did persuade her colleagues to hold a "far-reaching policy debate" on the subject later this year, probably in October.Mr Hollings should be all ears.

It has provided funding to Member States for implementation of CEHAPE, and has developed far-reaching policies and action plans: REACH (Registration, Evaluation and Authorization of CHemicals) SCALE Science, Childrenn, Awareness raising, Legislation, Evaluation) The European Environment and Health Strategy The 2004 2010 Environment and Health Action Plan.

Mr Clegg will use the Parliament Act to deliver one of the coalition's most far-reaching policies, The Independent on Sunday has learnt.

For all of its insights, behavioral economics alone is not a viable alternative to the kinds of far-reaching policies we need to tackle our nation's challenges.

Meanwhile the Oxford study calls for more far-reaching policies to manage demand in a bid to reduce the world's dependence on oil.

For now, regulators say they are trying to learn as much as they can about the B2B sites before issuing any far-reaching policies or bringing lawsuits against individual exchanges.