Kong says: "We have many products with lots of textures and surface variation, indeed, one of collections is three metres tall, which would be quite difficult to view in a virtual trade fair context due to its sheer size".
In fair context, Murdoch comes from a generation (he's 81) and a place (Australia) where the word Jewish was often used in a way – a way that most often had an "other" implication – that it is not used now.
Which is why I feel so strongly about the opinion of the public being pre-shaped by the opinion of those who are supposed to present facts, preferably well-researched, substantiated, with fair context and unenhanced (especially in omission) in the edit suite.
Rugby's advocates argue its principles mesh perfectly with the American disposition: individual talent in a team context, fair play, and respect in an aggressive, dynamic and tough environment.
The primary method to estimate disequilibrium models was investigated in a static context by Fair and Jaffee (1972), Fair and Kelejian (1974) and Maddala and Nelson (1974).
In this context, a fair and balanced regulatory framework for electronic communications networks and services constitutes an essential pillar of the EU audiovisual sector.
In the Tunisian context, testing has been marginalized in targeting a fair measurement that would reflect the actual language ability of the learner (Hidri 2010b2014).
The so-called "holistic" approach is a much more accurate, and thus fairer, context in which to consider applicants.
Peter Ackroyd's is not that book; he was 'forbidden by the Eliot estate to quote from Eliot's published work, except for fair comment in a critical context,' and to quote at all from unpublished work and correspondence.
When TS Eliot's second wife, Valerie, forbade Peter Ackroyd to quote from Eliot's work, "except for the purposes of fair comment in a critical context", the message was clear: nothing about the man was to be inferred from the poems.
