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The government acceded and the resulting consultation and report produced wide-ranging proposals, including to the whole structure of homicide law.

In hopes of making a dent in the face of legislative indifference, Mr. McAuliffe charged a bipartisan commission with formulating wide-ranging proposals to improve the commonwealth's laws.

George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, said the government would adopt the wide-ranging proposals presented last month by a parliamentary commission on banking standards.

Governor Pataki and Governor-elect Spitzer have already signed onto the panel's wide-ranging proposals to fix the state's troubled hospitals, leaving only the Legislature as a possible obstacle to their taking effect on Jan . 1

The wide-ranging proposals, excruciatingly difficult for both sides to accept, are intended to form the basis of a comprehensive, end-of-conflict agreement that Mr. Clinton is striving to seal before he leaves office on Jan . 20

Plans to make schoolchildren take part in citizenship ceremonies and a new public holiday to celebrate "Britishness", established by 2012, were announced today as part of wide-ranging proposals to strengthen British citizenship.

An N.C.A.A. committee has offered a wide-ranging proposal that would radically redefine amateurism.

Perhaps the least expected flash point was a wide-ranging proposal by the mayor, in legislation accompanying the budget, to revise the District's animal-control laws.

ENERGY -- A new policy was once a top goal of the White House, which last year issued a wide-ranging proposal calling for greater domestic fuel production and new conservation measures.

The report also looked at another more wide-ranging proposal that would allow the owners of Internet domains -- like AOL.com or ftc.gov -- where e-mail is received to place those domains on a register that bans unsolicited e-mail messages.

— As part of the White House's wide-ranging proposal to overhaul parts of the federal government, the administration has called for slashing a corps of public health professionals who are especially critical following natural disasters, disease outbreaks and humanitarian crises.