Sentence examples for overarching approach from inspiring English sources

Other ice cream flavors: Stout 'n' Pretzels -- "I'm pouring pints of beer into chocolate ice cream," then adding milk-chocolate-covered pretzels, Mr. Smith said; Salted Crack Caramel, made with bits of saltine crackers that have been coated in a mix of butter, sugar and milk chocolate; and Breakfast Trash, the "brazenly unnatural" counterpoint to Ample Hills' overarching approach.

In fact, a benefit of Carnegie's overarching approach here is the degree to which its programming seems more organic than that of many festivals.

In the current New York Review of Books, AC Grayling applauds the latest search for some overarching approach to these conflicts, some "unity of value", by the legal philosopher, Ronald Dworkin, in his latest book Justice for Hedgehogs.

In this way, this framework provides an overarching approach for research and practice.

To start with, every company needs to have one overarching approach to risk management, and it must align with the basic business strategy.

The Directive 2009/128/EC on the "sustainable use of pesticides" [75] adopts an overarching approach to reduce the overall risks and impacts of pesticides on environment and health.

Chief of Child Protection Karin Landgren presented to the board an overarching global approach to protecting hundreds of millions of children who are affected by violence in various forms.

However, no overarching research approaches explain why companies opt for a particular variant of skilled-worker recruitment or a combination of several strategies.

An approach overarching the research critically considers the vehicle of 'urban typology'.

The main focus of the work presented here is to describe the four overarching scientific challenges, the approaches to address them and the progress to date.

Yet, while these are fruitful approaches for thinking through the micro-politics and processes of change at an individual, group or discursive level, there remains the overarching question of whether these approaches can enable more structural shifts in the form of hegemonic masculinity or whether they leave this unruffled (Jewkes et al. this issue).