Sentence examples for relevant umbrella from inspiring English sources

Last week, UK Sport announced it would take participation levels into account but otherwise not be making any significant change to its funding strategy after a three-month consultation process that involved all the governing bodies, politicians, relevant umbrella groups and, for the first time, members of the public.

Start there, and then follow up with links to other guidance or to the wealth of support and training resources out there via organisations like the Association of Chairs, NCVO, Charity Finance Group, or the relevant membership or umbrella body depending what your charity does.

The concept of "impact" may be a more relevant and useful umbrella term for real world treatment decisions and for distinguishing between treatment outcomes.

Richard: Brand is relevant, but its an umbrella collection of individual brands.

Or send relevant offers like an umbrella coupon if it's raining.

We elaborated on the van Es and colleagues' framework by grouping relevant moves under the larger umbrella of monitoring and selecting practices.

The privacy rules passed last year brought things up to speed, making things that long should have been considered personal data (most importantly, browsing history) under the umbrella and providing the relevant protections.

And there might be just two relevant actions from which to choose: take an umbrella when you leave the house or don't.

We use the concept of benefit as a wide umbrella term to cover all issues relevant to the augmentation of benefits and their distribution, or, in other words, to the value of efficiency and distributive justice.

The objective of this umbrella review was to determine whether clinically relevant differences in efficacy and safety of commonly prescribed medications exist between men and women.

To place results into context, we review several definitions available under the TNBC umbrella that may stratify TNBC into clinically relevant subgroups.