For one, it does not include the protection of information sources supplying information in an unauthorised manner, and media outlets can be obliged to disclose their sources in exceptionally justified cases in the context of court or authority proceedings "in order to ensure national security, public order or to reveal or prevent the perpetration of criminal acts".
The games of courtly love are here played in the context of court life while more ribald games are played by serving men, maids, and monks, and the players' motives and behaviour are commented on by the courtiers, men and women, who form the audience for the tales.
It's all within the context of ongoing court cases".
The queen's grotesque expenditures are sometimes condoned by being set in the context of the court's general extravagance.
Ms. Heiberger noted that the letter writer can ask the landlord for an extension either before the expiration of the notice of termination or in the context of the court proceeding.
Kendra Barkoff, a spokeswoman for the Interior Department, said the Obama administration was determined to improve mining practices and would "do so within the context of the court's ruling".
In placing these rulings in the larger context of the court after two appointments by President Bush — Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito, both dedicated members of the conservative movement — it is important to note that the Guantánamo decision was 5 to 4. Anthony Kennedy, the court's swing justice, cast the deciding vote.
Mr. Leeds pointed out that, given the context of the court's decision -- it was in response to a motion to dismiss the case before the sponsor had even filed an answer to the complaint -- the court was legally compelled to assume that all of the allegations made by the co-op in its lawsuit were true.
Indeed, in the context of interracial marriages, courts in states that banned such unions routinely declined to recognize those performed in states where they were legal.
