Sentence examples for framed in the context of from inspiring English sources

President Obama's words in Cairo are presumably being framed in the context of that episode.

Northern Ireland's laws against discrimination on the grounds of political opinion were framed in the context of decades of conflict.

Even the language on women's rights is framed in the context of promoting women's role in economic development and in support of economic growth.

The problem is that the ACMD is an expert committee where even those members with political (ie policy) views have them framed in the context of their experience in the field, or their scholarship, not merely their opinions.

While the show was framed in the context of formal dance, for this three-part exhibition curated by artist Jeremy Millar, which features the work of Paul Elliman, Heather Phillipson and Rebecca Warren among others, the net is widened.

Speaking of his own chances of adding to his 12 grand slam titles, the Spaniard reflected that it may be easier for defending champion Andy Murray to retain his title, which sounds nice at first but when framed in the context of Nadal winning nine out of 11 finals in the last five months, dislodging Murray as world No 2 in the process, it sounds more like a threat.

Most often these issues are framed in the context of reductive relations between theories.

It produces an added value for UFT policy-making and it can be framed in the overall context of transport planning.

I was curious about what this meant because the women had framed it in the context of intimate relationships with their male partners.

As earlier, she framed it in the context of making H.P. a leader in a technology world of cloud computing, mobile devices, data analytics and security.

He framed it in the context of the current tough living conditions – a minimising of state spending, as it "comes out of the pockets of the same taxpayers whose living standards we want to see improve".