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narrowly departmental (MD: Personally I would like to see us moving away in the first stages from a narrowly departmental approach. | In the Faculty of Medicine, he was influential as a man of vision whose interests were not narrowly departmental. | ... the whole better educated, harder working, much more inclined to take a whole-of-government view of issues rather than a narrowly departmental one and are ... | in the Labour governments of the 1970s sought to dissuade a minister from taking too narrowly departmental a view and made him think in terms of a broader ... Alexander Demidov) |
