The pleas of health experts have nonetheless gone ignored against the backdrop of election-year politics.
To this day, a great book or movie about Los Angeles could be set against the backdrop of the election.
The piece is striking against the backdrop of an election that has brought anti-immigrant rhetoric to the forefront of the presidential campaign – particularly for Dearborn.
We commented that allowing posters to be displayed helped to create the backdrop of the election and highlighted awareness of the event taking place.
The network has said little publicly about its deliberations, which have been set against the backdrop of the election — with the stock of some potential hosts rising, and others falling.
The dispute over reactivating the sensor latches has played out against the backdrop of national election system reforms, enacted after the Florida recount in 2000 called attention to the unreliable and antiquated methods that many voters are forced to use.
The backdrop of this election has long been the comprehensive failure of conservative policies during the last eight years, and what "change" for those policies should mean.
But Mr. Cheney will arrive in Seoul against the backdrop of parliamentary elections on Thursday.
"Against the backdrop of upcoming elections, we see government austerity and financial prudence taking a backseat to populist policies, potentially heightening market volatility," said Jitendra Sriram, head of research for India, and Herald van der Linde, head of equity strategy for Asia Pacific, in a HSBC Global Research report released Wednesday.
Although the year's NATO summit was held jointly by Germany and France, the German women's association football (soccer) team won the European championships for the fifth time running, and a German economic recovery was predicted, all paled against the backdrop of the elections.
