Sentence examples similar to an overarching definition of from inspiring English sources

Creating recognition of an overarching definition coupled with development of an internationally binding treaty protocol and a governance framework can lead to cooperation and potential for harmonized laws and regulations to effectively combat global health corruption (see Table  1).

So before we could focus on how to improve self-awareness, we needed to synthesize these findings and create an overarching definition.

In addition, there is no overarching definition of assimilation, as Jindal suggests.

The proposed overarching definition of GORD was 'a condition which develops when the reflux of stomach contents causes troublesome symptoms and/or complications'.

If we accept this definition it will comprise an overarching family of elements with different functional life-styles.

(a)Definition of insanity.

Is there an overarching theme of your episode?

The interplay of economic and political change remained an overarching theme of his academic work.

Next, they checked in with the administrative manager to get an overarching view of operations.

One cannot expect respondents to express an overarching view of the radiology report in a few lines.

Now all that's being augmented an overarching sense of fear and meanness.