While we must be vigilant about the "pro-lifer -infested waters, we must be pro-lifer -infestedour pro-lifer -infested; it must be circumscribed by context.
Women were generally the subject of the writings of troubadours, however: "No other group of poets give women so exalted a definition within so tightly circumscribed a context of female suppression".
This paper indicates the value of understanding the textures of HIV-positive women's lives and the extent to which their sexual and reproductive health rights are circumscribed by the context in which they live and love.
The development of a performance culture, based on individual efforts, appears to be closely circumscribed by the social context.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
These days, Nunokawa channels his literary production within a context no less formally circumscribed: that of the Facebook note.
That is, in a test setting tasks are well circumscribed.
The review in 2004 of intelligence on weapons of mass destruction, headed by Lord Butler, a former head of the civil service, worried about "the informality and circumscribed character of the government's procedures which we saw in the context of policy-making towards Iraq .In contrast, another camp blames Sir Humphrey.
In general, when AETMIS receives a request, exchanges with the decision-maker and sometimes with other actors are required to circumscribe the problem's context and determine the issues it raises.
Nevertheless, most contributions on unified FBMC signaling formats are circumscribed to the study of analysis and synthesis filter banks, namely, in the context of image processing [21] or speech coding [22], where a single-carrier signal is typically undergoing some kind of sub-band processing [23].
