Sentence examples for overarching organisation from inspiring English sources

When Australia committed forces to the Malayan Emergency in April 1950, Jones grouped the requisite RAAF assets under one overarching organisation, No. 90 (Composite) Wing, to ensure they would operate with some autonomy rather than be dispersed throughout other Allied services as had been the case in World War II, when Australian units and personnel based in Britain had been absorbed by the RAF.

DataKind - the overarching organisation of which DataKind UK is a chapter - aims to address this imbalance, creating opportunities for nonprofit organisations to take advantage of skillsets that would otherwise be far beyond their budgets.

The organisation of care can be divided into an overarching organisation of health and social care and the organisation of the care in the nursing home or in the older person's home.

He argues, with an assured command of his sources, that Lenin was an incorrigible optimist about working-class organisation: his overarching aim was to encourage it through education, agitation and exemplary, heroic action, rather than acting on the workers' behalf.

Nursing work is governed by a web of overarching documents from professional bodies, registration bodies, and individual health care organisations.

Her overarching 'we' means 'we British'.

Overarching its future are commercial questions.

"We need overarching reform now," she said.

In most such conversations, overarching themes emerge.

But there's also something overarching.

Overarching values and goals become empty words.