Sentence examples for have broad consequences for from inspiring English sources
That ambiguity could have broad consequences for the future of trading on Wall Street.
The return of the male shopper could have broad consequences for the economy.
The F.T.C. said it expected the settlement to have broad consequences for the Web industry.
The failure of General Motors, the Ford Motor Company or Chrysler would have broad consequences for the economy.
The panel's decision will have broad consequences for the company, the F.D.A. and perhaps even the entire process by which medical products are approved.
See id. at 10. On the other hand, New York posits that the decision Tolentino seeks would have broad consequences for public safety and would raise concerns over whether law enforcement officials should be allowed to follow up on a host of government records they might be able to examine after an unlawful stop.
This would have "broader consequences" for the government's constitutional reform programme if the bill is blocked.
But in its next phase, Mifid II could have broader consequences for the stocks, bonds and commodities are traded and cleared across Europe – and could have a major impact on the City.
Finding standing as to the tailoring rule could have broader consequences for standing doctrine, and it does not appear that the Supreme Court wishes to open that particular can of worms in this case.
