Sentence examples for context of neutrality from inspiring English sources

For example, in the context of neutrality, the imposition of international cultural, social and religious standards and norms on recipient societies, often without appropriate levels of consultation at the local and community levels, may represent a threat both to successful program implementation and to international relations [ 34].

Today, AT&T is playing the sympathy card again — this time in the context of net neutrality.

The state of broadband access now comes full circle when we think about it in context of net neutrality and Title II reclassification.

I note that the timing of Stevens' plane crash is odd because that phrase Stevens coined was done so in the context of net neutrality — a subject which is obviously very much in the news today due to the Google/Verizon dealings.

Teach the concept of neutrality.

Major comments: 1. Outside the context of organismal fitness, neutrality is obviously hard to define, and even the former is highly dependent on growth conditions.

Second, although the model can be used to assess the possibility of neutrality in the current context, it cannot adequately serve as a framework for estimation given the intricacies of host-pathogen interactions.

See also D'Aspremont and Drèze (1979) for a version of neutrality which is valid for the generic context.

Secular, state-run schools must "observe confessional neutrality in the context of public education," the court said.

But these policies only confirm that these companies – despite their claims of neutrality – are now having to make editorial judgments, without the complex skills, experience and legal context of editorial organisations.

Consider first the criterion of neutrality.