Sentence examples for relations within which from inspiring English sources

I was reminded of a famous essay Henry Fairlie wrote in the Spectator in 1955, in which he defined "the establishment" as "the whole matrix of official and social relations within which power in Britain is exercised".

For Fairlie, the establishment included not only "the centres of official power – though they are certainly part of it" – but "the whole matrix of official and social relations within which power is exercised".

The source can be found in his article in The Spectator in 1955, in which Fairlie wrote: "By the 'Establishment,' I do not mean only the centers of official power... but rather the whole matrix of official and social relations within which power is exercised".

She contends that the legal language attendant upon universal human rights discourses can ignore the complexity of shifting webs of social relations within which discussions of rights necessarily come to be embedded.

Our starting point is the argument that normative critiques of HIV criminalisation should extend beyond examinations of the law's influence on sexual and preventive behaviours, in order to gain a better understanding of how the law both shapes and illuminates the broader social relations within which HIV is experienced (Mykhalovskiy, 2011).

Here "enduring causes bind the wills of many into a single whole" (Dilthey 1989, 94) within which relations of power, dependence and property can be established.

And it does this in the emptiness of betweenness, the empty space within which relations between individuals and societies form and continue to re-form.

This paper introduces the development of multiple representations as a platform for learning design knowledge in relation to the situations within which it was recognised.

Although not conclusive, such comparisons do provide useful insights as to how the massage therapists' role may vary in relation to the context within which it is enacted.

This chapter presents a conceptually unified theoretical framework within which positional relations can be represented and spatial reasoning can be performed to infer qualitative knowledge.

Reviewing understandings of rights, Yamin notes that human rights language has largely maintained an understanding of human beings as autonomous individuals, without fully appreciating how social relations constitute structures of choices within which people perceive, evaluate and act [ 16].