Sentence examples for in a far reaching from inspiring English sources

NHS boss Simon Stevens outlined the need for the additional money in a far reaching report that called for radical changes, including GP surgeries offering many of the services currently confined to hospitals.

In a far reaching address, the former classical-singer-turned-pop-star warned female artists of "denigrating" themselves and said decisions she had made at the behest of the music industry had left her open to a barrage of abuse that was still harming her career.

This gives an important insight into participants' reasoning when involved in a far reaching practice such as continuous sedation at the end of life.

To illustrate this, in most cases there is not a far reaching consensus in the clinical setting regarding dosing parameters, (including frequency of administration).

In 2007, WIPO adopted a far reaching and widely praised "Development Agenda," with 45 recommendations that redefined and expanded the agency mission to include a more balanced and modern approach to both access and the support of innovation and creativity.

She said she was determined to avoid the mistakes that were made in the run up to Copenhagen in 2009, when expectations of a far reaching global compact faltered.

We are demonstrating that changes in service delivery can have a far reaching impact for individuals affected by domestic abuse, and this will ultimately save lives.

On Sunday, as Burmese head to the polls (or more likely stay indoors, in an opposition inspired boycott) a far reaching decision by the main opposition party, the National League for Democracy has gone largely unheralded.

Phenomenological heat capacity of nanofluids - the mesolayer concept: The above discussion suggests that the nanoparticles induce a far reaching effect in the surrounding liquid.

It has to be. in certain ways, my work has always been an extension of Underground Resistance (albeit in a very far reaching view).

In a more far reaching development, already by its completion in November 1915, attempts were made to extend general relativity's geometrization of gravitational force to non-gravitational interactions, in particular, to electromagnetism.