Sentence examples for broad banner from inspiring English sources

But over 40 years later millions still die from the diseases that fall under this broad banner.

International companies are making a practical difference in China under the broad banner of corporate social responsibility, he said.

Over the last few decades, a worldwide movement under the broad banner of fair trade has tried to rectify that imbalance.

The alliances of "moderate" opposition fighters in Syria is constantly shifting, but many still fight under the broad banner of the Free Syrian Army FSAA).

On March 15th, after releasing its latest two hostages, presumably for a nice ransom, MEND promised to step up its attacks.But many groups falling under the broad banner of MEND have local agendas and a variety of paymasters.

The Animals and Society Institute, itself only six years old, lists more than 100 courses in American colleges and universities that fit under the broad banner of animal studies.

But in fact, the cuts could be considerably lower than that, because Departmental Expenditure Limits (DEL) exclude some parts of spending that come under the broader banner of Annually Managed Expenditure (AME).

The game takes place under a broad sweep banner narrative involving nations and races (the canny humans, the hulking Varl giants and their common enemy, a dead-eyed statue people known as Dredge) on the verge of war.

Although current data show AAPI students as a whole tend to be among the highest achieving in the U.S., some subgroups face academic and occupational challenges that are often overlooked under that broad AAPI banner.

Members of the Iraqi Communist Party -- banned for 35 years under the Baathists -- marched down Sadoun Street holding up broad red banners proclaiming its revival.

Running the Boston Marathon, when you turn the corner at Hereford Street onto Boylston, and see, at the end of that straight, broad road, the banner at Copley Square, the excitement and relief you experience are indescribable.