Sentence examples for umbrella issues of from inspiring English sources

The African-American women raised "the umbrella issues of racism and poverty".

There were plenty of other umbrella issues to discuss, but, as we sat down, Hollinger excitedly announced that he had another invention he wanted to talk about — one of the products he'd written into "The Ruby and the Prism".

I propose to talk today about the "umbrella issue" that spans all of these topics: the emerging law of twenty-first century war.

But allowing the Serbs and their Russian backers to endlessly stir strife does nothing but put off the only feasible solution, which is to gather all the feuding Balkan nations under the European Union and NATO umbrellas, where issues of sovereignty, borders and ancient grievances would hopefully fade.

In 2006, the design magazine I.D., the Web site Treehugger, and the Sustainable Style Foundation sponsored a contest to address what they termed "the umbrella problem," which encompassed both the poor performance of umbrellas and the issue of their afterlife.

At European and national levels, the issues of ethnic minorities are often tackled under the umbrella of social "integration" of people from abroad when they immigrate to a European country, and, if they stay, the integration of their descendants.

A preference for another umbrella term should not be a reason for disagreement on the central issues of this article.

All well and good – but issues of maintenance and other practicalities – asteroids, for one – cast a shadow on this mega-space umbrella.

He was listed in the biographical directory of Congress as having graduated in 1990 from the University at Albany, State University of New York, but actually earned his B.S. degree from what was then known as Regents College, an adult learning institute that issued degrees under the umbrella of the University of the State of New York.

Confronting the timeless issue of the poor umbrella design, the company created Brolly, an umbrella with a handle that has an ergonomic, four-finger grip.

On the chart issue of June 9, 2007, "Umbrella" soared from number 31 to number one in its eighth week on the chart.