Sentence examples for broader system of from inspiring English sources
In cables released by the antisecrecy group WikiLeaks, American diplomats described Gunvor as of "special note" in a broader system of opaque dealings during the oil boom.
Behavioralists would, for example, focus on specific decisions of individual judges or choices made by individual members of Congress rather than on the rules and structures of the courts and the role of Congress in the broader system of government.
The trick, in all aforementioned cases, seems to be to subsume the latent conflict within a broader system of alliances, the major one for all countries concerned being the European Union.
Yet in our current political climate, making the sensible suggestion that we gradually raise the tax on gasoline — or impose a broader system of carbon taxes — is ridiculed, and no one running for president can safely make such a proposal.
It was the broader system of casino-like trading – of ever more opaque derivatives, of credit default swaps and of securitisation that big-brained analysts thought would minimise risk from toxic assets instead of broadening it to infect an ever widening circle of institutions.
After all, the alternative of formal proceedings in a court of law often cannot deal with personal histories and the larger social and political context which surrounds the crimes.The trend, however, is to grant amnesties without creating a broader system of redress, and then to honour them in the transitional period only.
Like information ecology, activity theory emphasizes the embeddedness of individual human activity in broader systems of social relationships.
Radical feminists see rape as arising from patriarchal constructions of gender and sexuality within the context of broader systems of male power, and emphasize the harm that rape does to women as a group.
In oral history interviews, Guyanese healthcare workers emphasize continuity in public health governance throughout the late twentieth century, despite major shifts in broader systems of governance during this period.
Nonetheless, the policy analysis approach of this case study, and its focus on broader systems of governance and leadership within nursing, are unusual in the nursing literature.
This work sets the stage and highlights the need for studies of wider scope, evaluating the multilevel determinants of the GAF and other similar measures across broader systems of care.
