Sentence examples for backdrop of the case from inspiring English sources
Against the backdrop of the case was a growing fear in the United States during the Cold War of a communist takeover of the country.
Lee hopes that any damages will enable her son to afford better psychiatric care, a wish that has become a backdrop of the case.
Against the backdrop of that case and continuing investigations into the alleyway shooting, Mayor Armstrong felt blindsided by Chief Sherrard's decision on the valor awards, part of an annual list for 63 officers deemed to have been put at risk in the line of duty.
Still, viewed against the backdrop of history, the case for a kind of manifest destiny is stronger than ever.
Set against the backdrop of the Great Recession, the case also considers the impact of unprecedented important shifts in consumer spending and confidence as well as new competitive forces on Starbucks' transformation.
Against the backdrop of the global environmental challenge, the case includes details on the Obama administrations signature energy subsidy program and the factors that led to Solyndras collapse.
Against that backdrop, the case of Christopher Pittman -- an otherwise obscure small-town murder case that may go to trial this fall -- has become a battleground, where the scientific threads of the F.D.A. debate have become entangled with courtroom arguments and a family's tragedy.
But when Justice Department officials decide whether to bring a case against Sessions — or, more appropriately, when an independent counsel is appointed and resolves that question — this must be done against the backdrop of other perjury cases that the department has chosen over the years to bring.
A newly released analysis by the Pentagon states that Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter's decision last week to open all jobs in combat to female service members "further alters the factual backdrop" of a Supreme Court case that has exempted women from a military draft, raising the possibility that the Military Selective Service Act may change.
Such an interpretation is justified against the backdrop of the knowledge background provided for each case.
Would South Carolina authorities have taken such quick action without the national backdrop of other cases in Ferguson, New York and elsewhere?
