Sentence examples for context in connection from inspiring English sources

word is being spoken again these days in a very different context, in connection with reports that President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, encouraged by Pakistan, wants to effect a reconciliation with the Taliban for the apparent purpose of reaching a sort of separate peace.

In the following section, the feasibility of surveying health care contexts, in connection to implementation of guidelines such as the SNGSC, is discussed, as well as the feasibility and acceptability of the data collection procedures used in this study.

There, the Commission's research team and partners presented a working report addressing the latest knowledge and trends on education and learning - in context and connection to health, technology, and finance, the digital revolution and innovation economy, among other issue areas - affecting students, schools, and society.

He also points to them often in the context of simony and occasionally in connection with lay investiture.

Its adoption by historians of ideas is linked with particular ways of doing history, first in the context of German historicist Geisteswissenschaften, then in connection with the methods developed by the 'Cambridge School', centered on the reconstruction of political discourses, exemplified by John Pocock and Quentin Skinner.

(2) The meaning regarding the model in connection to its context and its intended use accounts for its function.

However, other publications took into consideration specific aspects of accessibility in connection with the context of vulnerability.

In an effort to better understand the context of pediatric primary health care in connection with the detection and management of maternal depression, studies in countries with strong primary health care (PHC) systems (e.g. U.K., Australia, the Netherlands) explore barriers at three main levels: organizational, patient and provider level.

In the particular Japanese context, the connection between English language anxiety and the ideal L2 self can be understood in light of what Kojima-Takahashi (2013) found about the ideal L2 selves of Japanese university students.

In addition to joining some of the dances, Mr. Baryshnikov is to introduce them and put them in context, making connections, with the possible addition of musical video, or perhaps voiceovers.

And moreover disallows you the option of providing a context to your actions i.e. "I am listening to this Chumbawamba song IRONICALLY, GUYS!" Knowing that your activity on a social network will be broadcast to your connections sans context in fact can cause friction, or more anthropomorphically defined, stress.