Such a strategy and service delivery approach must be integrated into and consistent with the ministries' and educational umbrellas' vision, mission, principles and objectives.
The incentives that Bigshot3008, who is black, was referencing fall under the umbrella of affirmative action, a principle to which most highly selective private and public institutions subscribe as a means of redressing past racial injustices.
An umbrella agreement sets out general principles that will apply to more specific give-and-take contracts in the future.
Whereas the EU has defined a political mandate for the European Commission in the Maastricht treaty of 1993, ASEAN has defined 'consultation and consensus' as one of its key principles under the umbrella of the 'ASEAN way'.
But it mocks those high principles if, beneath the umbrella of editorial protection, there is no questioning, no reflection, no learning from mistakes.
Every political party is a jangling coalition of interest groups and ideas and paymasters, all rubbing against each other under one umbrella: think of it as the Rihanna principle.
A theme of that report, that many major companies and financial instruments now mostly unsupervised must be swept back under a larger regulatory umbrella, has been embraced as a guiding principle by the administration, officials said.
One of the ways forward for agriculture currently being debated is a set of principles grouped together under the umbrella term "ecological intensification".
Like an overarching religious umbrella, Jediism is said to focus on the principles common to many religions.
It also resists a formalisation of the very loose theological principles and beliefs gathered beneath its conceptual umbrella.
