Sentence examples for overarching obligation from inspiring English sources

• Howard Ungerleider, Dow Chemical's head of investor relations, said, "Dow feels there is an overarching obligation to act in the best interest of the combined entity".

He said "appropriate opportunities" would be offered to the other parties in the course of the BBC's coverage, "to ensure that the BBC's election coverage does satisfy the overarching obligation of due impartiality across the UK".

The idea behind fining people, even if they have no money, is to get them into the system so that they can access other services, says Penrose. "It's a real challenge but we have an overarching obligation to protect the welfare of all residents.

It may be important to consider, therefore, the effect of Annex 2C(1) framing such obligations on governments to recognise pharmaceutical "innovation" and the research and development necessary for it within the overarching obligation of industry to objectively prove the contribution of such products to overall public health.

Until 15 October, the ministerial code referred to an "overarching duty on ministers to comply with the law including international law and treaty obligations and to uphold the administration of justice".

The previous code, issued in 2010, said there was an "overarching duty on ministers to comply with the law including international law and treaty obligations and to uphold the administration of justice and to protect the integrity of public life".

Or an overarching plot.

The resulting "code of overarching principles and responsibilities" specifies each group's obligations.

Her overarching 'we' means 'we British'.

Overarching its future are commercial questions.

In most such conversations, overarching themes emerge.