Professor Ginsburg said she saw a difference between altering billboards in a factual context and a fictional context.
"In many cases, we lack the larger factual context for a request, without which it is difficult to balance the competing interests," Fleischer explained.
But the videos capture talk of dollar figures and fetal organs in the same sentences — along with phrases like "line-item" — which, for many people, including some supporters of reproductive rights, is hard to hear, whatever the factual context.
As the bus crosses the Willis Avenue Bridge and winds its way through the South Bronx, three narrators — two recorded and one live, sitting in the front — provide poetic commentary and factual context for the sights you see through the windows, making the complex history of a rarely celebrated neighborhood take root in your heart and mind.
Arguing that "alleged threats should be considered in light of their entire factual context", he in effect agreed with both the plaintiffs and the ACLU that the website was not automatically-protected free speech.All this is, of course, tricky ground for the ACLU.
If we take the factual context in which the term is used into consideration, then its extension becomes limited, owing to the context.
Ronald Clancy QC, for Ticketus, said: "In my submission the best way to make real progress in this case is for the administrators to come back with a proper factual context for the directions sought.
The Court distinguished the factual context in Lines International from the present case on two bases.
Twitter jumped to the woman's defense, disputing the cruel and racist assumptions being made without any factual context. .
And I am still constantly amazed at the lack of historical, economic, political, humanitarian, moral, and just purely factual context of most discussions.
