Sentence examples for financial contexts from inspiring English sources

Mercieca says citizenship teachers are beginning to consider the personal finance implications of the wider societal issues they cover, and mathematics teachers are using more financial contexts to deliver areas of the maths curriculum.

Many policymakers, researchers and commentators argue that hospital closures are necessary as health systems adapt to new technological and financial contexts, and as population health needs in developed countries shift.

For the purpose of this analysis we put to the background the different modes of communication (email, face-to-face); panel composition (for example the inclusion of lay representatives), and the particular local financial contexts.

One review by Morris in regards to 45 studies on home care assistance services and caregivers from a gender point of view, does confirm the aforementioned matter, above all, because men and women do have different social and financial contexts and expectations on their role, and for such reason, women perform situations which requires deeper care assistance.

Its purpose is to use RBV to observe and theorise about those mechanisms which may explain why and how healthcare organisations invest time and energy in improvement, and how this can add value to their organisational mission within dynamic political, social and financial contexts.

"Revenues increased even in a period when the financial context was more than dire," Infantino said.

The issue was discussed cursorily, as a "transportation" item in a financial context.

"The wider financial context means resources across government will be constrained.

Then the economy collapsed, casting the airport project in a different financial context.

The closures of linguistics and the CCE have to be seen in this financial context, argues Farthing.

"My best guess is that bubble in that financial context just naturally arose from the connection to the sea".