Mr. Ellner said one of the new laws, the measure prohibiting nongovernmental groups from receiving foreign money, had to be seen in the broader context of tensions between Caracas and Washington.
We've previously talked here about strained parent-child relationships in the context of tensions between siblings, the ones who step up to care for parents and resent those who feel they can't.
In the current context of tensions inflamed by a series of police shootings of African Americans and of cops killed in revenge attacks, the use of verbal de-escalation to defuse combustible encounters has rarely seemed so important – or so under threat.
We consider the implications for developing university mathematics teaching within the wider context of tensions across university systems.
In this way, Adrian's account fuses past with present, the form of his narrative cohering with his attempt to maintain the chronotope stability of his embodied experience within the context of tensions with medical advice.
But that abstract argument leaves out the many contextual factors worth noting — including the broader context of racial tension at Yale and the complex dual role of the liberal arts university today.
Communicative tension occurred regularly in relation to themes outlined above and these tensions often had a ripple effect, spreading beyond those involved in the initial exchange to other members of the OT as well as beyond the original context of the tension.
The ceremony might best be seen within the context of larger tensions among Anglicans worldwide.
In a context of broader tensions between Russia and the west, images of a Russian fleet drawing near to British waters will cause some consternation.
Packer explained the context of the tensions between some French people and families who came over from Algeria: When Algeria was settled by Europeans, in the early nineteenth century, it became part of greater France, and remained so until 1962, when independence was achieved, after an eight-year war in which seven hundred thousand people died.
The Philippines is a case in point: in the context of rising tensions in the South China Sea, it beefs up its alliance with the United States more so than its partnerships with the other claimants.
