broad implications

While cost is important, making the wrong choice has broad implications.

This has had broad implications for foreign, security and defense policy.

The teachers' agreement will have broad implications for the next school year as well.

There are broad implications for the American authorities as well.

But the study has broad implications for the public sector as well.

Members said this was a unique case and didn't have broader implications.

While the decision involved an Indiana law, it had much broader implications.

Windows 3.0 is certain to have broad implications for personal computer users.

But the suit has much broader implications for free speech.

Whatever the reasons, women's persistence in working could have broad implications for the economy.

The broad implications of Tuesday's ruling are not yet clear.

The statistics also have broad implications for each state's internal politics.

A shift would have broad implications for the $40 billion prescription drug industry.

What we're doing instead is enhancing our program in sports management, which has much broader implications.

Their progress, or the lack of it, is likely to have broad implications for Japan's place in the global economy.

You've both been too busy with the details to have time to consider the broader implications.

The proposals have broad implications for children's health and well-being.

The second question, while seemingly quite technical, has perhaps even broader implications.

The question of when to declare victory and go home has broader implications.

The decision has broad implications for other states that have adopted similar restrictions.

The Chinese press has been left to struggle over how to discuss the broader implications.

And in fact, the case raises two questions with broader implications for the future of abortion.

"There are very few times an organization has an opportunity to take a position on an issue with such broad implications.

The issue has broad implications for the future of United States foreign policy.

But even when the economics could be handled, there are broader implications.