Sentence examples for a context of the from inspiring English sources

He says some "positive stories are okay within a context of the reality of climate change".

These events are part of a context of the deep unpopularity of politicians in the Czech republic.

All ownership has to be framed within a context of the rights and responsibilities for shared survival and sustainability.

Still, all this appears more impressive if put in a context of the latest higher education and research spending plans, and discussions in other European countries such as the UK that seem to be fanatical believers in a kind of saving-at-all-cost doctrine.I don't support this doctrine because we know that public spending does not correlate with economic growth.

A potential casualty of the deal, in a context of the already difficult relationship between Obama and Netanyahu, could be the renewed US efforts to kickstart the Israel-Palestinian peace process – an area in which Netanyahu has long shown himself reluctant to make any meaningful movement.

The new service is "a gesture of openness within a context of the ability to have monopoly control," said Ted Henken, a professor at City University of New York who closely follows the Cuban blogosphere, noting that Etecsa requires users to sign a contract warning that they will be monitored for subversive activity.

The results of another set of experiments show that the more someone earns in a context of inequality, the more hostile reactions from others she provokes.

This model has the additional benefit of providing a context of understanding the asymmetry of weight control.

The obligations are minor and, in a context of extreme poverty, the results can be striking.

It's a context of low-expectation that irks the veteran coach.

Mr. Bush reiterated his own position in a context of a general plea for strengthening the country's armed forces.