Sentence examples for have an overarching from inspiring English sources

But he seemed to bristle at the notion that he should have an overarching design vision.

IT IS tempting to conclude that Lebanon never was, and never will be, a real country whose inhabitants have an overarching loyalty to their state.

And neither the policy makers in Washington, nor the financial leaders nor investors have an overarching reality.

Our motivation to network will naturally grow, rather than ebb and flow, if we have an overarching and evolving strategy.

The General Optical Council (GOC), which regulates the optical profession, said practitioners have an "overarching duty to protect the public", which would include notifying the DVLA if they believe their patient was a risk to the public.

It will have an overarching effect on many institutions.

But after four episodes, the producers realized they had an overarching story.

Unlike many local governments, Santa Clara County has an "overarching county effort related to the development of policies concerning surveillance technology".

As a Democrat, he is not giving a lot of credence to the Republicans' strategy of also beating on Governor McGreevey, whose low standing in the polls has given Republicans hope of having an overarching issue.

It also has an overarching mystical conspiracy involving a secret society and a lost volume called the "Book of Leaves" that holds the key to the future, or something along those lines.

Those hackathons were interesting, but until we came up with this framework and strategy and vision where we had an overarching umbrella that we could leverage, maybe one out of ten ideas went somewhere.