Sentence examples for and particularly in the context of from inspiring English sources
38 As Members of the United Nations, the Member States, and particularly – in the context of the present case – those belonging to the Security Council, have to act in such a way as to prevent, as far as possible, the adoption of decisions by organs of the United Nations that are liable to enter into conflict with the core principles of the Community legal order.
Instead they often take advantage of opportunities arising in the context of everyday lives, and particularly in the context of caregiver duties (Smallbone 2006).
Only after the implosion of Yugoslavia and particularly in the context of the Kosovo war immigrants from Kosovo were recognized as a distinct group, specifically a problematic group.
The role of the Official Sector institutions as lenders in crisis situations has evolved over time, and, particularly in the context of the current euro area debt crisis, into something akin to a lender of last resort.
Currently, and particularly in the context of recent EU funding initiatives (notably Horizon 2020), we witness a new initiative in the labelling arena, namely a shift from ELSA towards Responsible Research and Innovation, also known as RRI (Von Schomberg [2011 2013] Owenn et al. [2012]).
> Concurrency of learning and healthcare delivery, as mediated by social interactions and particularly in the context of multimorbidity, has not been well studied to date.
It is a self-described champion of law and order, particularly in the context of terrorism and security.
"Perceptions and symbols matter, particularly in the context of the UK's soft power and international influence.
From the very beginning, then, there was something vague and ahistorical about diversity, particularly in the context of higher education.
