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Her view is backed by Reena Patel, a feminist scholar with a special interest in global labor relations, and her book "Working the Night Shift" studies women against the backdrop of the call center phenomenon.
All this occurs against a backdrop of the ritualistic call to prayer.
Darling was speaking against the backdrop of a call by the chairman of the Audit Commission, Steve Bundred, for a freeze in public sector pay.
A now-famous television ad for Chambliss opened with images of Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein, then switched to shots of the severely handicapped Cleland against a backdrop of roll call votes, while the announcer declared: As America faces terrorists and extremist dictators, Max Cleland runs television ads claiming he has the courage to lead.
India's move has come against the backdrop of growing calls in the country to decriminalise gay sex.
Against the backdrop of growing calls for protectionism in the United States, Mr. Li appeared eager to emphasize a pledge to remake the Chinese economy in a way that would help address, at least over the longer run, China's gaping trade surplus with the United States and its lesser trade gap with Europe.
Against the backdrop of Obama's call for Congress to rein in risk-taking by the nation's banks, some investors may be stepping to the sidelines as they wait for more clarity.
The proposed rule comes against the backdrop of calls for an expansion of the nation's mental health safety net -- and along with it, a more accurate definition of those in and out of psychiatric care who are prone to violence.
It is all played out against the backdrop of what Ms. Greensfelder calls "the wallpaper of Washington": politics.
(See "Hyundai Set Bait, U.S. Consumers Bit").. Trade negotiators are working against the backdrop of what some call intensifying global protectionism.
Against a backdrop of cat-calls from the stands on a wind-whipped day on Court Philippe Chatrier, Andy Murray beat Richard Gasquet in mind and heart, on the ground and in the air, to reach the quarter‑finals of the French Open.
