Sentences with phrase «under the umbrella of»

Ryan Bohl, a Middle East analyst at the geopolitical consulting firm Stratfor, told Business Insider that though Syria's chemical weapons facilities lay under the umbrella of Russia's air defenses, they were not actually close enough that a strike on the facilities would endanger Russian troops.

31 - year - old hedge funder - turned - biotech executive Vivek Ramaswamy has launched his fifth biotech under the umbrella of Roivant Sciences, the company he founded and heads.

I feel I have had a series of careers under the umbrella of a single company.

When it comes to managing your business finances, QuickBooks does the lot: quotes, invoices, payroll, expenses, taxes, anything that falls under the umbrella of finance.

Residents of the area — made up of multi-million dollar, single - family homes — mobilized under the umbrella of the Douglas Park Neighbours Association (DPNA).

Fleiss also admits that there's a certain amount of relief in working under the umbrella of a larger company that's flush with capital.

The startup falls under the umbrella of Store No. 8, the retail giant's first - ever technology incubator, created in an effort to compete with Amazon's e-commerce business.

But with those premiums rising, Rowen this year is again covering his 70 or so workers under the umbrella of employer - sponsored health insurance.

Research suggests that neurotic thought patterns and day - dreaming are similar; both can be categorized under the umbrella of self - generated thought, or cognition that represents information without an obvious link to the current environment.

If Virgin America does decide to partner with a large airline on par with Delta, the acquisition would be one in a long trend of smaller carriers merging under the umbrella of a huge companies in the U.S.

A couple of years ago, Benioff famously went to bat against several state laws that would allow business to refuse service to people based on sexual orientation under the umbrella of religious freedom.

Got Your 6 falls under the umbrella of nonprofit Be The Change, Inc..

Many corporations are embracing the idea of empowering their workers to become «intrepreneurs» — acting like a small business under the umbrella of a bigger business.

By 1890, four companies fell under the umbrella of GE: a lamp manufacturer, a dynamo and electric motor manufacturer, a fixture and lighting device company, and a patent holding company, which was then merged into Edison General Electric company in 1889.

Treasury bonds fall under the umbrella of U.S. Treasury securities, which include T - bonds, U.S. Treasury notes, Treasury securities and government bonds.

But under the umbrella of sales enablement is the arena of sales engagement.

They're attaching themselves to Australian financial services licensees, so a small tiny business can be very sustainable acting under the umbrella of a large business,» said Mr Kelly.

The legacy of Cyberbahn and Marque d'or legal support services in Canada for more than 25 years has evolved to include expanded services for Canadian business under the umbrella of Practice Support Solutions.

Under the umbrella of Crypto Derivatives

For instance, the central bank has issued draft guidelines to provide more strict definitions of such products under the umbrella of «asset - management products», which covers almost 100 trillion yuan worth of investment instruments.

The deal, which was reached over the weekend, unites two titans of the early internet, AOL and Yahoo, under the umbrella of one of the nation's largest telecommunications companies.

Moreover, until regulators emboss cryptocurrencies with the stamp of governmental approval, everything done under the umbrella of cryptocurrencies, no matter how theoretically plausible or financially incentivizing, must be understood as high risk.

No matter what they're doing, it's our jobs as link builders to establish the conditions that constitute a link profile that has been manipulatively obtained — that Google could therefore work to deconstruct / penalize — and make every measure to make sure our websites — and our clients websites — don't fall under that umbrella of risk.

Our association serves as an «international ecosystem» of global connections, iconic properties, and integrated trade services under the umbrella of a prestigious brand.

It was published Sept. 25 by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, under the umbrella of its National Conversation on Asia initiative.

In addition to common investments like an S&P 500 index fund with a brokerage firm, some non-traditional investments can happen under the umbrella of an IRA or Roth IRA.

The question will be how much the consolidation efficiencies — as the operation is managed by Publisher Austin Beutner jointly with the L.A. Times, under the umbrella of the California News Partnership — will help preserve EBITDA.

Both partnerships — currently in beta — fall under the umbrella of SecondMarket +, an initiative that is selectively partnering with leading platforms to give SecondMarket investors centralized access to high - quality deal flow.

The variety of ways under the umbrella of Crypto Derivatives are CFDs, Futures, Options, Bonds, ETFs and ETNs.

He put all the brands together under the umbrella of the Hudson's Bay Company.

While both under the umbrella of «evolution», not «atheistic evolution», they are different.

I'm not sure I agree with you on this one, David... Wouldn't teaching about tithing (or, if you prefer, giving) be like teaching about prayer, fasting, confession, Bible study, etc., under the umbrella of other spiritual disciplines?

Countries and societies especially the US are carried away with everything under the umbrella of freedom and rights your governments should learn from third world countries true values and laws.certain lines should never be crossed and such movements need to be exterminated for the sake of youngsters that must learn true values and acts in order to be a well being and not end up in jail and on the long run in hell.

French fries, potato chips, hash browns — and any other preparation requiring a fryer — are all included under the umbrella of «fried potatoes,» Veronese explained.

I'm just not allowing you to push me under the umbrella of religiosity and condemnation that you're trying to place me under by ignoring the topic at hand.

Se» x is not criminal behavior, so it doesn't fall under the umbrella of such things as assassin - for - hire, etc..

Among the many positions taken by these critics, the argument most relevant to our present theme is that the rise of international institutions under the umbrella of the United Nations system represents the leading edge of a new global system of government that has superseded the state in important respects, including the right to judge when resort to armed force is legitimate.

This is nothing new under the umbrella of the RCC.

This way, even when others like me tell you I don't believe in what you call «sin» to begin with, you can still make the same childish claim that I am still a sinner which places me, in your mind, squarely under the umbrella of your beliefs, not mine.

«I don't want to lump all of those people and everything they teach under the umbrella of indulgences,» Grady says.

I can guarantee that our Lord would have some pretty strong things to say about the slaughter of innocent children under the umbrella of abortion!

So now since no religion accepts these acts which are forbidden by God as a one of the biggest sins then would that mean establishing them a new party, religion or would be joined as to under the umbrella of Druids?!

Scotland is a separate country with its own parliament, though it is still under the umbrella of Great Britain for things like defense and I believe the Royal Mail.

We decide our own laws - as long as they fall under the umbrella of a Constitution written with the protection of individual freedom in mind.

As the technological convergence leads to institutional convergence the outcome may be that a whole range of formerly separated communication channels (phone, broadcasting, computers, publishing) end up under the umbrella of one mega-conglomerate.

Under the umbrella of this organization, Christian professors are beginning to develop new courses, new syllabi and new collections of case studies for discussions of ethics.

In this section, I have been concerned to show that the genetic approach is not only contradicted by all relevant external evidence, but also employs an extremely dangerous interpretative strategy: dangerous to the piecemeal investigation of Whiteheadian doctrines; dangerous to the mind - set with which new interpretations of Whitehead's philosophy should be received and evaluated and dangerous because of the inherent circularity of its reasoning, to the integrity and validity of any compositional analysis conducted under the umbrella of its assumptions.

The bill was approved by President Barack Obama in January 2011, but it has taken until now to include cancer patients under its umbrella of coverage...

THe atheist ASSUMES that all that exists can fit under the umbrella of his reason.

Sound hypotheses can be advanced for various experiences of telepathy, sense of terror, and of healing, and of other things which come under the umbrella of extrasensory perception.