Sentences with phrase «potentially broad reach»
At the same time, the Business Council has «a number of concerns» with Cumoo's paid family leave proposal given its potentially broad reach for all employers.
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At this rate, ETF flows could potentially surpass last year's total NNB figure of $ 16.6 billion and end the year somewhere close to $ 30 billion — a figure that, if reached, could signal a new phase for the industry whereby broader adoption of ETFs is leading to an even more accelerated pace of growth.
Under the terms of the unity agreement being reached, the IDC would fold back into the Democratic conference in the Senate as part of a broader bid to have the party take control of the chamber, potentially by the end of the month.
The report did commend the state for reaching out to a broad cross-section of people and groups to develop the state plan and for committing to review and potentially revise its goals and accountability system after five to seven years.
This argument appeals to many authors because, with the broad reach of the Internet, the theft of even a single copy is enough to potentially cause significant damage.
At this rate, ETF flows could potentially surpass last year's total NNB figure of $ 16.6 billion and end the year somewhere close to $ 30 billion — a figure that, if reached, could signal a new phase for the industry whereby broader adoption of ETFs is leading to an even more accelerated pace of growth.
Hopefully this decision will be limited to its specific facts and given a narrow interpretation, both with respect to its application to official marks and passing - off, as otherwise it potentially has broad reaching implications which would significantly affect not only official mark owners but also general trademark owners in the context of domain names and trademark use on the Internet, where initial confusion may be rampant but easily remedied by «research» in the form of a click of the mouse.»
34 And, much can be gained from reaching out to academics in other specialties who do have expertise in empirical work, potentially leading to interdisciplinary work that could reach a broader audience.35 Long sums up the point well: «If we want legal writing as a discipline to be taken seriously, we must be able to show, throughrigorous studies, that we engage in serious legal writing scholarship.»
A few days ago, a broad - based coalition consisting of NGOs and scholars, led by the Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) filed an application against Italy before the ECtHR with potentially far - reaching implications for European migration policy and especially maritime border control.
Those self - marketing tools can potentially reach a broader audience.