But the experiment also had more far-reaching implications, Baffè realized.
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We have to consider remedies that are much more far reaching.
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Mr. Trump may yet assemble a more far-reaching legislative record.
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Democrats readily admit they chose these measures, instead of more far-reaching
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The impact of the executive order could be more far-reaching, though.
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The update, however, includes a more far-reaching stipulation against pornography in general.
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The predicted changes are actually much more far-reaching than what's highlighted here.
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However, these moves have fallen short of meeting Elliott's more far-reaching demands.
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This travel ban is indefinite, making it more far-reaching than past iterations.
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There also are softer, but perhaps more far reaching, applications of information technology.
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No one authored more pro-gay opinions – with more far-reaching consequences – than Kennedy.
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And in the long term, there could be more far-reaching, though unspecified, measures.
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But the impact of trade wars is more far-reaching and complicated than that.
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But activists say anecdotal reports show it is more far-reaching than previously thought.
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The benefit of education in prisons is more far-reaching than lowering recidivism rates.
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Less heralded than the creation of United Artists, it had more far-reaching consequences.
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"The consequences may be much more far-reaching," explained Corinna Kirsch, a PhD student.
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Mr Inoyatov's removal potentially paves the way for more far-reaching political and economic reforms.
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"This decision has more far-reaching effects than anybody realizes at this point," she said.
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In doing so, however, the lawmakers rejected a more far-reaching proposal advocated by Rep.
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Coon sees his device as more far-reaching, with consequences for both the individual and society.
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But of course the consequences of a melting wall would be more far-reaching than that.
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South African maize producers called for much more far-reaching rule changes to cope with the situation.
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Now, this obviously has applications a little bit more far-reaching than just talking about customer satisfaction.
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While those can be versions of an authentic person, Dunham suggests that the word is more far-reaching.
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This happened to a teenager at summer camp, but this attitude can have much more far-reaching consequences.
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While light on specifics, the plan appears to be more far reaching than Fandango's previous collaboration with Snapchat.
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"It had a far more far-reaching impact into my life than what I was expecting," she says.
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Whether it can continue to thrive without them, and without more far-reaching political reform, is a gamble.
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"The conversation was much more far-reaching — it was not just tax reform," Cruz said, reiterating Trump's platitudes.
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Mr Mnuchin wants to begin recapitalisation soon, and has urged Congress to agree to more far-reaching reforms.
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But the more far-reaching part of his plan would be AES's battery division, which was then fledgling.
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The peril each poses to our democracy is more far reaching than a car bomb or a missile.
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Besides, the argument goes, the more far-reaching ideas advocated by conservatives will simply never get a majority.
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" He added, "If this conduct is repeated in future cases, we will seek even more far-reaching remedies.
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The outbreak, which is the first to hit South India, raises fears of the disease becoming more far-reaching.
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But whatever VW does to make amends, the more far-reaching overhaul that it needs seems unlikely to happen.
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The proposed Medicaid cuts may have more far-reaching implications than marketplace instability for a broad range of insurers.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce had submitted a comment letter seeking more far-reaching revisions than in the proposed version.
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"More adverse scenarios than the baseline one would require more far-reaching measures to attain debt sustainability," the document said.
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"We've looked at what the FCA's proposal is and we're looking to do something much more far-reaching," said Scandurra.
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The impact of his behavior on our politics and our culture could be much more far-reaching and potentially damaging.
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Though it won last year's PEN/Bellwether Award for Socially Engaged Fiction, Ko's book is more far-reaching than that.
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This time around with investment surging on the long side, the real-world impact has been even more far-reaching.
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There have also been more far-reaching implications: The dispute has kept Macedonia out of the European Union and NATO.
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The judge granted the temporary restraining order for Doe, but has not ruled yet on the more far-reaching injunction request.
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Lastly, there's a more improbable—but also more far-reaching—way that the Supreme Court could gut abortion rights in America.
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But the plot, as exotic as it might seem, is only the point of departure for a more far-reaching journey.
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The adoption tax credit might only affect a sliver of the population, but its true impacts are much more far-reaching.
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Michael Beschloss, the presidential historian, said Mr. Romney's indictment was substantially more far-reaching and vicious than any he could recall.
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Analysts said Mr. Lieberman's principled stand on the military draft law was a vehicle for his more far-reaching political ambitions.
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The new laws are similar to — but more far-reaching than — those passed in Britain and the U.S. after 9/11.
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He has proposed plans for a wealth tax, student loans cancellation, and climate change that are more far-reaching than hers.
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But a decision has not been announced, and the U.S. and some politicians are pushing for a more far-reaching ban.
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Despite his amicable personal relations with Putin, Kudrin has criticized many aspects of government policy and called for more far-reaching reforms.
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The WHA's existence had ramifications more far reaching than the merger, which grew the NHL's roster of teams from 17 to 21.
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If this happens, it may be more far-reaching than many realize and will certainly be scary for some along the way.
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That should be in the interests of our close neighbours in Europe, as well as more far-reaching parts of the world.
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"EPA's audacious assertion of authority in this Rule is more far-reaching than any previous effort by the agency," the litigants wrote.
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The Trump administration says it is open to negotiations with Iran on a more far-reaching agreement on nuclear and security issues.
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But a determined group of politicians, including the powerful Verdini, is blocking more far-reaching reform, including to the statute of limitations.
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President Donald Trump initially expressed support for the deal, but has since insisted it include more far-reaching provisions toward repealing Obamacare.
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Some allies hope that such talks, eminently needed now, could lead to a more far-reaching arms control dialogue in the future.
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The provision is supported by the National Rifle Association, which argues that more far-reaching measures could threaten due process rights. Rep.
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Mr. Hollande was already facing his party's opposition to more far-reaching, centrist economic proposals that he had announced in the last year.
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If storms can wreak such havoc in the world's richest country, their impact in poor Asia-Pacific countries is even more far-reaching.
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Volvo has its own family-focused tests in Sweden, and Daimler and Volkswagen have even more far-reaching visions for an autonomous future.
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They underplay the number of people affected by the order—emphasizing that around 100 were detained, when its effects are more far-reaching.
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He feared that a second, more far-reaching resolution setting out the parameters of a Palestinian state would soon reach the Security Council.
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So, while we wait for the next big thing to get the wealthy healthier, we are overlooking a much more far reaching problem.
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Many MPs from both the Conservative and opposition parties have tabled, or supported, amendments aimed at forcing more far-reaching changes to May's deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration says it is open to negotiations with Iran on a more far-reaching agreement on nuclear and security issues.
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Pollsters also found that 22019 percent of Americans want ObamaCare to be more far-reaching, while only 7 percent want it to do less.
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This new move I think could be even more dramatic and more far-reaching for the whole geopolitical sector than was the original hydrocarbon.
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That could mean that a reshuffle initially meant to be a formality after LREM's win on Sunday will be more far-reaching than expected.
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Emergency declarations are distinct from "major disaster" declarations, which are more far-reaching and are typically used for hurricanes, floods, and other natural disasters.
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He always seems to have a more far-reaching plan but it can be tailored quite instantaneously, depending on what fortune throws his way.
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Some bankruptcy experts, however, viewed her motivations as more far-reaching — aimed at preserving a system that ultimately offers working people some measure of protection.
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And, as President, Trump's penchant for popping off can be interpreted (and misinterpreted) in ways that have more far-reaching impacts than he may intend.
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The more far-reaching problem is the fact that colleges are failing low-income students — even the best, brightest and most hard working among them.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has said it is open to negotiations with Iran on a more far-reaching agreement on nuclear and security issues.
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Republican leaders have shown limited support for such a move so far, but that could change as the administration's trade measures become more far-reaching.
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Sony's spokesperson specifically highlights Boost Mode's emphasis on bringing pre-Pro games up to date, but the feature has more far-reaching implications than that.
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But in the justifiable rush to condemn socialism for the Venezuelan tragedy, observers must not lose sight of a more far-reaching failure in Venezuela.
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This partnership also lays the groundwork for long-term collaboration on in-car experiences that could become much more far-reaching when autonomous vehicles become commonplace.
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The consequences would be more far-reaching than anyone imagined, leaving Libya a failed state and a terrorist haven, a place where the direst answers to Mrs.
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But most of Trump's executive orders are still limited in scope, and some of the more far-reaching proposals face serious obstacles before they can take effect.
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If the anti-dumping tariff is reapplied, South Africa risks retaliation from Washington which could have a more far-reaching impact on the economy as a whole.
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The transport of goods has become faster, cheaper and containerised; capital more mobile; trade deals (and associated state-aid rules) more far-reaching; and automation more sophisticated.
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It's also not clear that Democrats wouldn't have given in to Trump's demands for a longer debt ceiling extension or a more far-reaching government funding deal.
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For the United States and indeed for the world, that agreement affecting a very few elderly women now has a much greater and more far-reaching effect.
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But the pollutants emitted when coal is processed — including sulfur dioxide, particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and mercury — have much more far-reaching effects on many more people.
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This followed fears of a more far-reaching clampdown due to comments from government officials that suggested the country would move to ban cryptocurrency trading via exchanges.
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Co-ops have a reputation for heated debates, in part because their boards have more far-reaching control over things like approving sales than condo boards do.
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As recently as April, Lieberman called this approach "defeatist and weak," arguing for more far-reaching measures including the execution of terrorists and the deportation of their families.
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"EPA's audacious assertion of authority in this rule is more far-reaching than any previous effort by the agency," lawyers for the opposing states argued in court papers.
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And on Iran, Trump's outspoken determination to bin the Obama era nuclear deal in favor of a tougher, more far reaching broader deal, is triggering major shuttle diplomacy.
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It's also one of the more far-reaching players, shipping among hundreds of countries and territories worldwide, as well as to and from cruise ships and golf courses.
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With the Senate debate over, the White House is backing the House measure, which proposes a more far-reaching rewrite of immigration laws than even the president considered.
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This latest gesture of unity, the most dramatic in a decade, could add to fears in Washington that Pyongyang is making progress on a more far-reaching agenda.
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However, if you want to have a more far-reaching impact, you may instead want to change your username, which will be used for all servers on Discord.
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They also began to agitate for more far-reaching changes that would rid the system of the political parties that many see as the cause of government corruption.
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France's proposal would trade a loosening of economic restrictions against Iran for Tehran reentering the nuclear deal and beginning a more far-reaching conversation about regional security issues.
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Mr Trump's much more far-reaching response could stem from his frustration over the fact that in mid-July, such an effort narrowly failed in the House of Representatives.
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In reality, the consequences of this decision are more far-reaching, and should be at the heart of any informed discussion on whether the presidential election is indeed rigged.
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Sweden's Cevian, which holds an 18 percent stake in Thyssenkrupp, and Elliott see the potential to unlock value with more far-reaching changes than Hiesinger was prepared to make.
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CRSM is expected to have made a further loss in 1H16 and without a more far-reaching restructuring of the bank's operations, Fitch anticipates additional recapitalisation will be required.
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Lloyd Webber's most significant cultural impact might be more far-reaching: He fueled the musical form's de-evolution from a fully integrated whole into a blockbuster pop hit maker.
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However, some of the new climate policies are striving to be much more far-reaching, affecting so many different industries that they could reshape the geography of America's economy.
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Their model, like any deep learning system, is taking innumerable inputs into account and producing an output, but it is larger and more far-reaching than other voice synthesis systems.
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The cars are faster, wider and more aggressive-looking with fatter tyres and revised aerodynamics but, behind the scenes, more far-reaching changes are being mapped out to drive expansion.
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That puts Trump at odds with Barr, who has argued that the expiring provisions should simply be reauthorized, while more far-reaching changes could be explored in the coming months.
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President Trump, citing national security, signed new travel restrictions on Sunday that are more far-reaching than previous versions and are to be imposed indefinitely, rather than for 90 days.
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He said that the government's demands in the San Bernardino case, which include compelling Apple to alter its operating system, were even more far-reaching than in the NY case.
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Washington has repeatedly said it is prepared to hold talks with Iran on a more far-reaching deal, arguing its crippling economic sanctions will force Iran to the negotiating table.
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The Democratic presidential field has coalesced around an abortion rights agenda more far-reaching than anything past nominees have proposed, according to a New York Times survey of the campaigns.
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The new order was more far-reaching than the president's original _________, which caused turmoil at airports in January and set off a furious legal challenge to the president's authority. 34.
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The challenge today is the one faced by Anthony and Willard: how to bring the outrage over male malfeasance to bear on the more far-reaching campaign for women's equality.
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Israel says the campaign goes beyond fighting its occupation of territory Palestinians claim for their state and often masks a more far-reaching aim to delegitimize or destroy the Jewish state.
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Going in, I figured I would probably miss having a drink with my friends on the weekends, but as it turned out, the effects were way more far-reaching than that.
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More far-reaching rollbacks were discussed several years ago but never occurred, according to a person who has been involved in Ms. Spears's care who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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More than 170 countries signed a sweeping deal on Saturday to cut hydrofluorocarbons, used in air-conditioners and refrigerators, which could be even more far-reaching than the Paris climate accord.
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This means that, with the sudden burst of energy on the left for more far-reaching policies, Democratic politics has left much of the think tank world scrambling to keep up.
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The real missed opportunity, observers say, was to use the crisis to propel a more far-reaching build-out of European Union institutions, which remain unprepared for the next financial meltdown.
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Shutting city schools would likely lead to a broader shutdown of the city, and the decision would be more far-reaching in New York than in any other major American city.
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The report had concluded that more far-reaching cooperation would enable the ports to respond between to future challenges, such as digitalization and a transition to more green forms of energy.
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We also conducted a survey of the candidates on abortion and found that the field has coalesced around an abortion rights agenda more far-reaching than anything past nominees have proposed.
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But expanding the border security discussion to include changes to immigration law could open a Pandora's box, giving conservative Republicans a window to pursue more far-reaching restrictions on legal immigration.
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Her power lies in her ability to impose fines while Schaldemose's proposal, if accepted, would be more far-reaching as it would apply to all companies regardless of their market power.
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They are the result of a long and complicated process involving For Your Consideration campaigns from studios and networks, one that is more far-reaching and calculated than you might expect.
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Gawker is right on one point: A ruling on whether it had the right to post Hulk Hogan's sex tape will likely have more far-reaching consequences for the media writ large.
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Perhaps more far-reaching than the immediate lost of their tiny deposits, was the deadening effect the bank's closure had on many of the depositors' hopes and dreams for a brighter future.
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The new order is more far-reaching than the president's original travel ban, imposing permanent restrictions on travel, rather than the 90-day suspension that Mr. Trump authorized soon after taking office.
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But after the government opened fire on them, killing more than 100 in the first five days, the number of protesters multiplied and they began to agitate for more far-reaching changes.
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Washington says it is open to talks on a more far-reaching accord but Iran says it must first be able to sell as much oil as it did before the U.S. withdrawal.
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China supplies more than 80 percent of the North's crude oil, and suspending delivery would be the ultimate economic sanction, more far-reaching than those imposed, with China's support, by the United Nations.
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Election systems in all 50 U.S. states were targeted by Russia in 2016, the Senate Intelligence Committee concluded, painting a Russian intelligence effort more far-reaching than the federal government had previously acknowledged.
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Many Senate Democrats have also been clear that they aren't interested in moving on Fix NICS -- the legislation Trump is promoting -- without an opportunity to get votes on more far-reaching gun proposals.
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Countries globally, including in Singapore, Australia and Britain, have established more far-reaching regulatory incubators to allow fintech firms to experiment with new business models and products without falling foul of financial rules.
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The physical absence of black figures points to an even more far-reaching suppression: a denial that slavery and the intense, continuous black fight for liberation were primary motivators of the war itself.
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In what may eventually be seen as a master class in expectations management, the government didn't go through with some of the more far-reaching ideas they had floated over the past few months.
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Mr. Fahmi noted that while protesters initially sought better services from the government like water and electricity, as well as jobs, as the demonstrations have gone on, the demands have become more far-reaching.
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Whatever the courts decide, the fuss over the temporary travel ban is a distraction from much more far-reaching and dire immigration measures ordered by President Trump in this pronouncement and in his Jan.
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When you do something that makes you uncomfortable and you don't die doing it, it's a good reminder that your fears may be unfounded and your interests more far-reaching than you ever expected.
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In their "Better Deal" policy proposal, congressional Democrats offer a number of changes to antitrust policy, but Booker's point is that existing laws and institutions could be used in a more far-reaching way.
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Although the the Immigration Act of 1917 is more far-reaching than Trump's order, observers say they're similar in at least three ways: First, supporters of both argued the restrictions were necessary for national security.
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One of the more far-reaching measures lifts some limits on Medicaid paying for care at treatment facilities for people with opioid addiction, something known the IMD exclusion, a long-held goal for many advocates.
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Yet even if Ms. Warren cannot get some of her more far-reaching proposals through Congress, finance executives fear that as president she would appoint regulators who take a far stricter view of the industry.
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In a recent cover story in National Review, Dougherty makes a much more far-reaching claim that a victim mentality fostered by the radical left creates utopian longings that threaten to upend the political system.
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Put USAID's Foreign Service Officers into a new "Assistance Cone" at State and consider more far-reaching reforms of the Foreign Service to give the U.S. government more flexibility to respond to future challenges. 22019.
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With less public notice, the new president just took what could be an even more far-reaching step — formally declaring that Washington would no longer be bound by rulings made by the World Trade Organization.
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However, the implications of the Supreme Court's impending decision on this case are even more far-reaching, offering the first signs of whether a judicial bench crafted by President Donald Trump will uphold Roe v.
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The Additional Protocol here an add-on to the safeguards agreements between the IAEA and its member states, grants the agency's inspectors more far-reaching powers in verifying that those countries' nuclear programs are peaceful.
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These measures "lay a solid foundation for more far-reaching measures to reduce the risk of a surprise attack or inadvertent conflict," Richard Sokolsky from the Stimson Center website 38 North, which tracks North Korea.
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Producers are confident that the plan will bring down crude oil stocks to their five-year average of 20183 billion barrels, but oil investors had hoped for a last-minute agreement on more far-reaching action.
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EU governments have extended asset freezes and travel bans on Russians and Russian companies but there is less consensus on whether to prolong more far-reaching sanctions on Russia's banking, defense and energy sectors from July.
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Naysayers will point to 21st century celebrity culture and reality shows as being the "fault" of the Spice Girls, but I'd argue their impact on pop music was way more far-reaching than modern pop consumerism.
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This fuzzy math, however, is going to matter a lot more now that Trump is the most powerful man in the country—and the consequences could be more far-reaching and severe than many people think.
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Where the two men agreed was in deploring Mr. Trump's approach to the coronavirus, and in demanding a more far-reaching government strategy to contain the outbreak and patch up the economic wreckage it is causing.
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Merkel outlined her plan for funding that could be up to the low tens of billions of euros in a German newspaper on Sunday, responding to more far-reaching plans proposed by France's President Emmanuel Macron.
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But to understand that, it's crucial to grasp five key points about America's gun problem, from how unique it is to why it might take more far-reaching solutions than anyone is proposing in mainstream politics.
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Silverstein doesn't disagree with Pollak and Corlett's predictive brain theory, but thinks that the answer may be more far-reaching: that prediction is just one way a congenitally blind person's brain has advantages over a schizophrenic brain.
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While EU governments last week extended asset freezes and travel bans on Russians and Russian companies, there is less consensus on whether to prolong more far-reaching sanctions on Russia's banking, defense and energy sectors from July.
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We think we'll hurt each other - they won't just hurt us in the European Union - they could have much more far-reaching consequences," she said, adding on trade: "We have a very serious situation in the world.
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Google Wifi is a new router, which basically is a tiny device that can pair up with others to create a more robust, more far-reaching home network that will ensure more reliable performance across the board.
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But as many of South Asia's already-scorching cities get even hotter, scientists and economists are warning of a quieter, more far-reaching danger: Extreme heat is devastating the health and livelihoods of tens of millions more.
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However, if by submitting to U.S. pressure on "demonstration bases" it achieves its market economy status, it will have erected a formidable political barrier to prevent more far-reaching investigation into the bigger questions surrounding its aluminum sector.
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PG&E's bankruptcy case became much more complicated when Mr. Newsom sent a letter to the utility Friday evening calling on the company to make more far-reaching changes to its leadership and plans for avoiding future disasters.
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However, if by submitting to U.S. pressure on "demonstration bases" it achieves its market economy status, it will have erected a formidable political barrier to prevent more far-reaching investigation into the bigger questions surrounding its aluminium sector.
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Adding to the reasons Trump might feel a sense of panic is that while the investigation becomes more far-reaching, his poll numbers continue to fall, with one new poll showing disapproval of him rising to 65 percent.
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The debate took place as Prince Mohammed lunched with the British monarch on the first leg of a trip packed with displays of diplomatic affection designed to help widen long-standing defense ties into a more far-reaching partnership.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The head of Austria's provisional government has raised pressure on ex-Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's conservatives and the Greens to strike a coalition deal by January or else her cabinet would start taking more far-reaching, political decisions.
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But the Trump team has a much more far-reaching agenda that goes beyond partisan lines and is simply so varied that it's not likely the Democrats will bet their electoral wad on opposing any one or even two issues.
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Its scope is more far-reaching than just prohibiting the government's use of facial recognition tech or any data gleaned from it—it also details how the city will be held more accountable for how it uses surveillance technology in general.
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More far-reaching measures were needed, she said, such as applying additional charges for same-day deliveries and even creating a system of "congestion pricing for online deliveries," in which large apartment or office buildings would have designated delivery days.
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It's an effort that highlights some of the potential VR holds to do more than provide a new, more immersive medium for games, and we discuss some possibilities for how experiences like 6'x9′ could have a more far-reaching impact.
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But the scandal implicates something more far-reaching and consequential — whether wealthy and powerful people will be held accountable for their actions or whether a long-simmering culture of impunity is about to boil over and leave ordinary people defenseless.
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Second, and with potentially more far-reaching effects on the quality of care, there is an emerging breed of apps that monitor and diagnose patients with a variety of ailments, in some cases predicting and thus helping to avert health crises.
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In fact, the Trump administration has already signaled it will be open to giving the states much more flexibility in how they can efficiently run their Medicaid programs — albeit without the more far reaching reforms the scuttled bill would have created.
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The best road map for seeing where this could go is the superb Joss Whedon series "Dollhouse," which also started as a show about programmable humans serving rich clientele, but developed into a conspiracy-minded thriller with more far-reaching implications.
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But when asked whether the Democratic Party's liberal wing should support her candidacy, Ms. Klobuchar insisted they should — while offering, perhaps, a subtle dig at some of the more far-reaching policies being backed by her rivals on the left.
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The initial outbreak of the coronavirus in China disrupted global supply chains, but as the outbreak has grown into a global pandemic, with over 125,000 confirmed cases across 118 countries, the consequences have become even more far-reaching and less predictable.
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While in no way seeking to distract from the heartbreaking tragedy that claimed the lives of so many innocent gays and their friends, I would like to suggest that this incident has more far-reaching consequences that touch all Americans.
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It was the Kansas Legislature's decision to defy the governor and raise income taxes — a move that could well be the first step in a transformation of American politics much more far-reaching than anything that could come from Russiagate.
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While bankers bristle at being pressured to shift some of their clearing, the City could face more far reaching changes if single market access for financial services is not secured in new trading terms - the loss of actual banks to the Continent.
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In an even more far-reaching finding, the National American Indian Housing Council and the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights have both reported that waiting lists from the Indian housing authorities have totaled at least 200,000 since the beginning of the last decade.
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But black millennials also supported Bernie Sanders in the 2016 primary, while their parents went for Hillary Clinton, an indication that young blacks are disillusioned with the establishment and hungry for the kind of economic freedom promised in Sanders's more far-reaching platform.
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"EPA's audacious assertion of authority in this Rule is more far-reaching than any previous effort by the agency," the litigants, led by West Virginia and a group of utilities, told the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit late Friday.
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Barring a last-minute delay by the agency, which would be highly unusual, the hospital will no longer be allowed to bill Medicare and Medicaid for heart transplants, and experts say the termination could affect the hospital in more far-reaching ways.
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From the car industry to finance, that task is proving messier and more complicated than expected, with effects more far-reaching than anyone imagined — in this case with worrying implications for Britain's vibrant and successful biotech and pharmaceuticals sector and Europe's public health.
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Joel Hernandez, who works for Movement for a Life With Dignity, a leftist community organization based here, said the government should have spent the money on teachers and schools, a less exciting cause that would have more far-reaching effects on his community.
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" U.S. Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat and leading critic of social media, told Reuters in a statement that large platforms increasingly are "taking more and more data from users, for wider and more far-reaching uses, without any corresponding compensation to the user.
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The video industry is supportive of an arrangement where companies like Comcast or DirecTV could create applications for different devices that customers could use to watch programming, rather than a more far-reaching FCC proposal that would open up the market for set-top boxes.
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With the repeal proposal widely expected to fail, critics of the law argued Monday that the existing statute is more far-reaching than its supporters like to acknowledge, in part because it blocks local governments from enforcing policies like anti-discrimination and minimum-wage ordinances.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — After a popular bill to improve prison education and training programs breezed through the House last May, criminal justice reformers in the Senate faced a crucial choice: run with it or hold out for more far-reaching changes to sentencing laws.
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The committee said it will go beyond the bounds of special counsel Robert Mueller's report, but legal analyst Elie Honig offered a more far-reaching proposal: forget the Mueller report and concentrate on allegations that Trump has sought to enrich himself personally through the presidency.
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Against the backdrop of Richard Nixon's epic fall, it's too often forgotten that in 1974 — in the midst of Watergate — he proposed a national healthcare system that was more far-reaching than President Obama's Affordable Care Act, which became law a third of a century later.
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While Trump is known for off-the-cuff remarks, "the fact that other senior figures in the White House have made comments that risk overshadowing the summit indicates a more far-reaching hard-line position toward the DPRK," said Anthony Rinna, an analyst at research group SinoNK.
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To make this terrible policy — imposed by every Republican administration since Ronald Reagan — even more far-reaching than usual, Trump's version impacts all U.S. global health funding, including for programs that work to eradicate tuberculosis, and to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS, malaria and Zika.
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For this reason and many others, it is critically important that Democrats develop a more far-reaching understanding of the disruptive, technologically fueled economic and cultural forces that are now shaping American politics — if they intend to steer the country in a more constructive direction, that is.
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The former vice president laid out his plan to expand rather than replace Obamacare Monday morning, taking aim at the more far-reaching Medicare-for-All plan advocated by his 2020 opponents as he dug in on one of the defining policy disagreements of the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Groups of GOP senators met behind closed doors to hammer out the final details, but were facing new pressure from Democrats to include them in the talks in order to quickly reach a bipartisan deal on a proposal more far-reaching than Washington's intervention during the 2008 financial crisis.
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And it implies a rupture (or, if you favor it, a breakthrough) in the church's understanding of how its teachings can and cannot change — one less dramatic in immediate effect than the reforms of the Second Vatican Council, but ultimately more far-reaching in its implications for Catholicism.
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In the process, he has helped promote others who share his ideas and can echo and amplify his message — lawmakers like the co-chairwoman of the Progressive Caucus, Representative Pramila Jayapal, who recently introduced a single-payer plan that is, if anything, more far-reaching than Mr. Sanders's.
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Parents, students and teachers from South Florida, the state's Democratic stronghold, have been a forceful presence in the Capitol since last week, when busloads of Stoneman Douglas High students spent two days lobbying — and protesting — lawmakers, urging them to take more far-reaching action and ban all assault weapons.
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Mr. de Blasio said that he would appoint a commission to recommend changes to the City Charter, in order to create a more far-reaching program for public financing of election campaigns (the city already has what is considered to be one of the most robust in the country).
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The measure being voted on does not go as far as an outright block on parliament being suspended but media reported Dominic Grieve, the lawmaker behind the proposal, could try to bring forward a more far reaching clause seeking to ensure parliament is not suspended on key dates in October.
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And Democrats — whose leader, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, is a co-sponsor of the measure — do not want to allow it to move forward for a vote unless it is paired with more far-reaching legislation, like an expansion of background checks and a ban on assault weapons.
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But proponents of a more far-reaching approach say it could achieve many of Mr. Trump's goals without tariff walls or presidential jawboning: a sweeping overhaul of the corporate tax system that embraces a concept endorsed by House Republican leaders in their blueprint for tax reform, announced in late June.
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Their remaining worries include a more far-reaching question about the FAA's decision to certify the plane without requiring pilots to be trained on a new Boeing software feature that has become a focus of the scrutiny into both crashes, which killed a combined 346 people in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
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Using different passwords at each online account they hold is a start to warding off account takeovers, but for people worried about more far-reaching ID theft, finding someone to check the Under-web to see if their social security number is being sold may be a good investment, said Aite Group's Conroy.
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In repudiating the nuclear deal reached by his predecessor Barack Obama, Trump said he wanted to secure a more far-reaching accord that would not only put stricter limits on Iran's nuclear activity but also curb its ballistic missile programme and end its support for armed proxies in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Lebanon.
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The shake-out this year is also seen as the start of more far-reaching industry consolidation that is expected to whittle the number of European airlines down to numbers more on a par with North America - putting the survivors in a position to boost profitability to levels seen across the Atlantic.
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The impact of his policy approach had even more far-reaching implications, though, as he pushed for the termination of longstanding military relationships with any country that refused to exempt U.S. citizens from the jurisdiction of the ICC, driving them to seek other partners, some of whom were hostile to the United States.
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In repudiating the nuclear deal reached by his predecessor Barack Obama, Trump said he wanted to secure a more far-reaching accord that would not only put stricter limits on Iran's nuclear activity but also curb its ballistic missile program and end its support for armed proxies in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Lebanon.
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I guess I see the logic of Justices Breyer and Kagan bolstering Justice Kennedy and providing some insulation for him from Justices Gorsuch and Thomas, who indicated in concurring opinions that they would have ruled for the baker on more far-reaching grounds, not dependent on the supposed facts of this particular case.
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Rather than consoling ourselves that RT's motives and loyalties will now be laid bare, the network's belated registration under FARA is just one more reminder that absent more far-reaching action, purveyors of propaganda and fraudulent news will likely continue to work their will on a populace that is ill-equipped to defend itself.
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Recent worrying trends in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia should make the American government focus on countering the Islamic State's global expansion and asking: What is the United States' strategy for ensuring that the current progress in Iraq and Syria is not simply the opening act of a more far-reaching drama involving the Islamic State?
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But in suggesting that a broader immigration measure was possible next, Mr. Trump was giving a rare public glimpse of an impulse he has expressed privately to advisers and lawmakers — the desire to preside over a more far-reaching solution to the status of the 11 million undocumented immigrants already living and working in the United States.
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"This has really shown us that because today's digital environment is so complex, a compromise on a single platform — especially one as popular and widely reaching as Facebook — can have consequences that are much more far-reaching than what we can tell in early days of the investigation," said April Doss, chairwoman of cybersecurity at the law firm Saul Ewing.
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The report is an update of the groups' 2014 paper; it includes new research and an emphasis on inequity, and outlines the problem at hand: We see climate change for its potential burdens on physical health (for example, loss of your home after a flood, contaminated water after a storm, heatstroke after a heatwave, or poor air quality that contributes to allergies or asthma), but its effects are much more far-reaching than that.
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