It involves acknowledging context.
The telecast began with a brief, uncharacteristically serious monologue in which the host, James Corden, acknowledged this context, saying, "Your tragedy is our tragedy" and "hate will never win".
"Do you realise how you hurt people by inserting yourself into this controversy, without acknowledging the context?" she asked.
But I know that the current exposure draft to amend 18C does not acknowledge the context within which hate speech occurs.
Yet Ann Harakawa, a panelist and a principal in the design firm Two Twelve Associates, which lost its office at 90 West Street in the Sept. 11 attack, said a new identity for the site should acknowledge its context.
Such considerations motivate interest in systems that acknowledge the context dependence of quantification by introducing world-relative domains.
He still won't acknowledge historical context (or even that I have a name, identifying me only as "one Huffington Post writer"), but he eventually concedes that Sanger wasn't a rabid racist.
Griffith himself acknowledging the context himself: The ACA's goal was "to increase the number of Americans covered by health insurance and decrease the cost of health care," he wrote, and that the law itself set forth "a complex network of interconnected policies". .
These views are consistent with the ecological model of health, and intervention to improve understanding and address Indigenous health issues will be strengthened by acknowledging that context [ 11].
We take a more nuanced view, acknowledging that context may determine the relative importance of each component of quality of care.
Often definitions acknowledge cultural context, since what is considered CAM in Western medicine might be considered mainstream in other countries (for instance, acupuncture in North America versus China).
