If we take a situated view of cognition, human thought and action are inextricably connected and affected by the context.
This study consisted of a document review, key informant interviews and applied Walt and Gilson's (1994) health policy triangle framework (15– 17), which focuses on understanding the content of policy as inextricably connected to and affected by the policy-making process, the actors involved and the context.
Throughout history low fertility and socioeconomic decline have been inextricably linked, creating a vicious cycle that affected once-vibrant civilizations such as as ancient Rome and 17th-century Venice.
Fewer of us are affected — or even in regular contact with the other arts — while all of us are inextricably connected to the built environment.
Issues affecting service users are inextricably linked and the fewer boundaries that exist, professional or organisational, the better and more effective their experience will be.
However, the diversity of rules, regulations, and standards has also caused great challenges for policymakers, because regulations and governance that affect teacher policy are inextricably linked.
"We realized that issues affecting workers and communities are inextricably linked," explained Castellanos, 43, the daughter of Mexican immigrant factory workers and a graduate of Cal State Long Beach.
Our lives are inextricably interwoven; women's issues of safety and equality directly affect our lives as men.
'Violence breeds more violence' "In an environment where violence breeds more violence, the ways in which Jamaican children are subjected to violence are inextricably linked to the unrelenting levels of crime and violence affecting the island," he said.
Although the authors maintain that these internal and external conditions are inextricably linked, they do not demonstrate the interplay between these factors as the affect recovery.
