Sentence examples for context for all from inspiring English sources

THE CONTEXT For all the fury that Nafta generated last winter, when Senator Obama and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton one-upped each other in denouncing the deal and accused the other of being a closet supporter of it, trade has been less of an issue during the general election.

Here's the quote they took out of context; "For all the people who say, 'Oh, you didn't personally pay for the cars yourself,' which I heard, I say, 'Well, I could have, and what difference does it make, if they get the cars?

Race is barely mentioned, yet racial preconceptions provide the context for all the relationships.

It is essentially about setting the curriculum in another context for all children".

This would create an appropriate context for all sides to address underlying issues of concern.

The context for all this is potentially embarrassing to the Irish authorities.

Stripped out of context and exposed for all the world to see.

These three areas assure that students understand a wider range of issues concerning sexuality and gender identity, the connection of human rights and social justice concerns across identities that are often represented as separate, and the global contexts for all of these discussions.

Hence, policy makers should pay great attention to provide access to health services in social, cultural and economic contexts for all society members.

We can discern important factors at work here and now, and then use historical data to provide context for it all.

The context for it all is to be found in Tianjin in China, where the latest round of UN climate talks appears to be proceeding along familiar lines.