Mr. Hellsberg suggested that the subject must be placed in the context of the Philharmonic's traditions.
Religious observance ought to be placed in the context of a wide variety of values, such as the character of neighborhoods, traffic management and environmental protection".
It makes admissions much more complex, because it will need to be placed in the context of what the different student number controls are going to be.
An armed conflict should be placed in the context of history and it should be tightly linked to an over-arching foreign policy.
These new appointments however have to be placed in the context of Ireland's overall unemployment rate which remains at 14.6% - almost five percentage points higher than the EU average, Henry adds.
The Food and Drug Administration's conclusion that 2 or 3 in 100 children may become suicidal when using S.S.R.I. antidepressants (front page, Sept. 14) must be placed in the context of medical risks and benefits.
Any analysis of his relationship with Putin must be placed in the context of the patronage he would have required from a wide network to ascend to the presidency.
The BBC's errors will, for many viewers and listeners around the world, be placed in the context of its generally good reputation for reliability, a reputation that can now be rebuilt.
That, in a phrase, is the oddly distorting power of these two franchises, which, as one bookseller suggested, can really only be placed in the context of each other: "It's sort of a Harry Potter for everybody," Paul Ingram, the buyer for Prairie Lights, in Iowa City, said of "Ice and Fire".
Although the survey data mentioned above shouldn't be dismissed, it needs to be placed in the context of other findings suggesting that Americans have a favorable attitude to redistribution, particularly when it is couched in terms of taking from the rich rather than giving to the poor.
For Mr Blair, however, vindication over the Hutton report will be placed in the context of his now diminished popular reputation....is still not good for Tony BlairPerhaps in politics the business saying needs to be adapted: a poor reputation for trustworthiness takes years to build, but cannot be dismantled in an instant.
