Sentence examples for general umbrella from inspiring English sources

Also included under the general umbrella of "Oslo" is the Paris Protocol, signed in 1994, which established a framework for economic relations.

As one recent graduate commented on The Local, The Times' hyperlocal news Web site covering Millburn: "Being on the list means you are rich, you wear expensive clothing, and probably fall under the general umbrella of attractiveness.

Hence, the more general umbrella term of applicability domain measure is preferred here.

Even though most models fall under the general umbrella of experimental designs, the statistical analysis may go far beyond.

A number of these criteria may be considered as general classroom management practice (outside of any intended educational value), yet we feel that such criteria may fall under the general umbrella of classroom participation.

STP now falls under the more general umbrella of space science, and particularly space weather involving research on our Sun, the solar wind, earth's magnetosphere, ionosphere and atmosphere with an emphasis on protecting the earth's environment and associated technological systems from solar storm damage.

It would merge various agencies under five general umbrellas -- railroad, subway, buses, bridges and tunnels, and capital projects.

The landscape is meant to be strange and surreal, but everything here is overdetermined; in this discrepancy between form and content, "Hans was Heiri" is similar to many European productions that fall under the general umbrellas of nouveau cirque and physical theater.

Ed Mayo, secretary general of umbrella group, Co-operatives UK, says: "If you're going to call yourself a co-operative council, then you need to be clear what that means and you need to have a dialogue with the wider co-operative sector".

Pekka Pesonen, the secretary general of the umbrella organization representing European farmers and cooperatives, Copa-Cogeca, defended their role.

Their diagnoses were also general: "paraphilia," an umbrella term for inappropriate sexual interests; "personality disorder, not otherwise specified"; and a few references to narcissistic and paranoid tendencies.