Sentence examples for context of exchange from inspiring English sources
"In the context of exchange rates, we will strengthen the dialogue with other major economic areas to promote a smooth adjustment of international imbalances, based on market mechanisms," the draft statement reads, according to the official.
Using sharing preferences, the social context of exchange is accentuated along with the social ties of individual users [10].
In another qualitative study conducted in TUMS, the factors affecting knowledge translation (and indeed collaboration) in the same integrated context have been divided into individual (researcher and decision maker) level and the context of exchange [ 18].
From the knowledge networks' audiences' point of view, evaluation of a network where the members consist of caregivers, policymakers, and researchers, network analysis should cover two dimensions: network dimensions (network width, network components, and implementation site), and knowledge exchange dimension (exchange of knowledge, context of exchange, and facilities of exchange) [ 24].
It was amazingly bold in the context of the exchange's history.
And Trump emphasized to Holt — and to anyone watching who might want a position in his Administration — that he had asked Comey the question in the context of an exchange in which Comey asked to keep his job.
In the excitement, the context of the exchange was largely brushed over: In addition to an epic spectacle, the comic opera offered a terrific glimpse into the unendingly complicated relations between Spain and its former colonies.
The report stated: "The committee accepted that the remark was exaggerated for comic effect, but believed that some viewers may find this particular remark, taken within the whole context of the exchange, to be a purposeless stereotype.
And what does "free market" mean in the context of foreign exchange?
An application is found in the context of key exchange and generation.
In the context of this exchange, in the same letter of 13 September 1645, Elisabeth asks Descartes to "define the passions, in order to know them better" (AT 4: 289).
