Sentence examples for context of the change from inspiring English sources

Michael White has looked at the protest in the context of the change of government.

This article describes the background, rationale, and context of the change effort itself, as well as the conceptual foundations of the Reclaiming Futures framework.

The second correspondent, by contrast, positions the controversy within the context of "the change through generations of the composition and governance of schools in inner-city areas which have large Muslim populations".

This chapter starts with a discussion on the background and history of the resource discovery infrastructure in the UK and the broader context of the change in technology and user behaviour before describing how the resource discovery taskforce aims to develop UK infrastructure to meet those challenges.

Four main findings emerge regarding: (1) the context of the change, (2) the espoused and perceived rationale for culture management, (3) the nature and process of the change programme and (4) the perceived impact of these changes on the organisation and its members.

This is not in the context of the change that is happening in the Arab world.

The case study is extensively described to be able to judge how the context of the changes and the intervention process contribute to the results of the intervention.

Because DNA uptake is a prerequisite for transformation, we discuss these candidate changes in the context of the changes in DNA uptake inferred above.

The study takes place in the context of the changes due to the Bologna Process (http://www.ond.vlaanderen.be/hogeronderwijs/bologna/).vlaanderen.be/hogeronderwijs/bologna/

The violent context of the name change made many foreign governments, including the United States, reluctant to go along with it.

"In the context of the widespread changes which will take place as a result of the Scottish referendum, this commission is really tinkering at the edges.