Sentence examples for wide-ranging measures from inspiring English sources
Both SSRS and HCSBS/SSBS are wide-ranging measures of social skills that cover a broader range of skills than those addressed in ISST.
Mr. Kalin added that the government had introduced "wide-ranging measures for freedom of press" with the judiciary reform package.
"It was well-timed, as wide-ranging measures were taken with a sense of speed," said Hiromasa Yonekura, chairman of the Japanese Business Federation.
Labour's special envoy on LGBT issues, Lord Cashman, said: "These wide-ranging measures will signal to everyone that such behaviour is unacceptable in a civilised society".
The chancellor said: "Because of the wide-ranging measures I am announcing today and the many strengths of the British economy, I am confident that the slowdown will be shallower and shorter than would been the case.
Critics say that austerity measures passed this summer — meant to balance the budget by 2013 — are insufficient, and while the government pledged last month to quickly present wide-ranging measures to stimulate growth, it has yet to present anything concrete.
That provision has become the focus of opponents of the wide-ranging measure.
Turkey initially said it had informed the Council of Europe that it would suspend the convention entirely, a more wide-ranging measure likely to have drawn criticism from allies.
The House overwhelmingly approved a wide-ranging measure today that toughens laws against the trafficking of women and children for prostitution and sweatshop labor and helps states and localities fight domestic violence.
A12 House Passes Servitude Bill The House approved a wide-ranging measure that helps states and local governments fight domestic violence and toughens laws against the trafficking in women and children for prostitution and sweatshop labor.
The two senators have sponsored a wide-ranging measure to overhaul the Social Security system that includes as one element individual accounts that would be opened at citizens' birth.
