Sentence examples for in relation to the broad from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bernanke suggested that the price changes would have minimum effect because the total of Chinese imports was small in relation to the broad American economy.

This protocol extends current literature to assess positive deviance at a ward level in relation to the broad, complex problem of patient safety.

The layers help position the foresight exercise and its effects in relation to the broader context.

We further assess the environmental justification for localized waste management in relation to the broader socio-economic motivations that underlie the way that plastics are managed in Honolulu.

To this end, Nussbaum's proposition of cosmopolitan abilities is presented in relation to the broader academic literature on cosmopolitanism and higher education.

In addition to the minimum on underperform ratings, the new rules will require analysts to rate the companies in their "coverage cluster" in relation to each other, rather than in relation to the broader market.

First, it is claimed that fraud risk must be understood in relation to the broader historicity of risk in which risk expands its reach as an organizing practice category.

Themes to be considered include the development of Japanese Buddhist art in relation to the broader East Asian context and to indigenous Japanese religions (Shinto), the role of art and architecture in promulgating larger belief systems, women as Buddhist practitioners and as commissioners of religious art projects, and the deification of historical figures.

In relation to the broader context of the programme, we point to factors such as limited opportunities for communication about sex outside of the peer educational setting, poor adult role models of sexual relationships, poverty and unemployment, low levels of social capital and poor community facilities.

What is good about this gag is made even better when considered in relation to the broader motifs of the film that establish a relationship between Harold and clothing his father's favorite shirt to be exact in the gloriously funny opening scene.

I would say that people in the arts are probably more equipped than others to mobilize and generate critical discourse in relation to the broader political issues determining their lives and therefore in addition to the various forms of oppression they might face on a day-to-day basis, they are also having to contend with very real, basic problems of self-organization.