Sentence examples for and in the broader context from inspiring English sources

The dead were held accountable for much misfortune, both on a local and domestic level and in the broader context of the state.

It is encouraging that there is a trend towards the nurturing of caring relationships in the school system both in Ontario and in the broader context.

In order to test and refine these broad categories, they were assessed in the context of the broader literature on West African Ebola response, and in the broader context of pandemic response and humanitarian policy, including grey literature and popular media, as described above.

We analyzed the value proposition for increasing vaccine thermostability, grounding the analysis in specific vaccine use cases (e.g., use in routine immunization [RI] programs, or in campaigns) and in the broader context of cold chain technology and country level supply chain system design.

Additional information on all circulating gene segments is preferable as a novel-incursion warning system and in the broader context of AIV ecology, epidemiology, and evolution, particularly because no additional sample collection is necessary.

From the perspective of health, WSSD must be seen as a reaffirmation of the central place of health on the sustainable development agenda, and in the broader context of a process which began in Rio and was given added impetus with the Monterrey Financing for Development conference and the World Trade Organisation meeting held in Doha.

Yet, these agreements present important economic and political issues that should be understood and highlighted in the broader context of politics and commerce.

These outcomes are discussed in terms of a comparison of natural vs. anthropogenic anthracological records and the data are contextualized and examined in the broader context of the other assemblages recovered in the NE Iberian Peninsula.

He was interested in, and recorded, everything: Arabic dialects, giraffe hunting, cattle branding, drumming calls, the informal influence of women and the shifting power structures of tribe and family in the broader context of the passing of a colonial superstructure.

This chapter discusses the issue of openness first in relation to the requirements of the generalization community and then in the broader context of open standards, open architectures, and open sources for geographic information.

The team members of this project would like this work to be understood and appreciated in the broader context of the ongoing efforts to document and protect Afghanistan's rich cultural heritage.