Sentence examples for context of their courts from inspiring English sources
Now, the great men are set squarely in the context of their courts.
Males remain in the region of their court throughout the courting season.
In the 16th century, dance masters at the French court so organized the floor patterns and theatrical and artistic contexts of their social dances as to initiate a choreographic form, the ballet de cour.
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.
"It is Minister Shatter's view that there is need for greater clarity in bankruptcy matters across the EU in determining a person's centre of main interest in the context of courts in EU states assuming jurisdiction to deal with bankruptcy matters," a spokesman said.
It had antecedents in many prose works from classical antiquity (the so-called Greek romances), but as a distinctive genre it was developed in the context of the aristocratic courts of such patrons as Eleanor of Aquitaine.
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.
"I'll be candid," Justice McNamara said, expressing that it was his desire "to have this matter resolved within the context of the Senate, not within the context of any court".
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.
