Sentence examples for more far-reaching steps from inspiring English sources

"We have to get through the Iraq crisis and after that maybe get to more far-reaching steps," Mr. Shalom said.

That might free her hands to take more far-reaching steps to address the crisis, as her finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, hinted during the negotiations leading to this week's agreement — and his opponents acknowledged, sardonically.

Critics inside and outside the country have long said that Japan has been far too tentative in dealing with its banking problems by taking a series of small measures rather than more far-reaching steps such as forcing banks to take big write-offs, packaging bad loans into securities and selling them and liquidating banks beyond redemption.

But a senior Israeli official who briefed reporters recently on possible Israeli responses said that a "basket of tools" was being assembled in response to the statehood bid and that the moves could range from restricting travel for Palestinian leaders in the West Bank to more far-reaching steps.

There are, however, more far-reaching steps you can take to extend this fortune to millions of other children.

"We reiterate our call on Israel for more far-reaching steps to ease its land closures and facilitate the entry of construction materials into Gaza, free movement of people in both directions and exports from Gaza, with due consideration for Israel's legitimate security concerns," he said.

Most recently, the union and management agreed to far-reaching steps to help more than a thousand janitors, security guards and others who lost their jobs when the World Trade Center was destroyed.

But these are only first steps towards much more far-reaching possibilities, and new ideas and new tools are clearly still needed.

But Lundvall fulfilled more far-reaching ambitions when he reached into the business world of jazz.

The third step is a more far-reaching consultation exercise, which will cover both wider principles of potential FOI coverage and administrative processes for its current operation.

Either SB 649 is a smart reform, or it's a good first step in a more far-reaching sentencing revamp.