Sentence examples for overarching governing from inspiring English sources
The administrative structure of LSAs usually contains an overarching governing board representing key stakeholders.
The Irish DPA dismissed the original complaint back in July 2013 on the grounds that the fifteen-year-old Safe Harbor agreement, which Facebook was signed up to, apparently took precedence as the overarching governing mechanism for data transfers.
One of the mystifying paradoxes of Obama is how this gifted writer, this eloquent communicator, has not been able to come up with a simple, overarching governing frame.
Wilbur's modification implicitly respects an overarching principle governing retrieval measures, which we call 'the Principle of Fidelity': a retrieval measure should faithfully reflect the actual usage of the retrieval list.
A Royal Society report this week proposed an overarching principle to govern how data is used: it should promote human flourishing.
In the Times, Adam Nagourney, the paper's chief political correspondent, indicts them for sending "scattershot messages," having no "overarching theme," and lacking "a strategy for governing".
Comment: Overarching this whole process is the application of the crime and courts act governing exemplary damages, which is due to take effect in November this year.
Before the dissolution of the Soviet Union, an overarching All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions nominally represented the interests of workers, though it was controlled by the governing Communist Party.
While developers and tournament organizers may have specific rules governing the integrity of esports competitions — for example, rules preventing manipulation/cheating and forbidding players from betting on matches — without a single governing body establishing uniform, overarching rules, ethical and cheating controversies may hamper the legitimacy of esports.
