Sentence examples for relevant context from inspiring English sources

This, surely, is the relevant context of Comey's dismissal.

It is for schools to consider the specific details and relevant context behind each request.

Gordon said that was incorrect and reflected "an impressionistic reading of the facts and a misunderstanding of the relevant context".

The Panorama show was pretty measured, sketched in relevant context and acknowledged some of the borough's achievements.

For these reasons and primarily the need for qualified interpretation with all relevant context, the sport's governing bodies requested that athletes should not release their blood data.

As we do with all our stories, we explored the wider debate with relevant context and represented a range of views.

Just as there is a political and social context to violence against women and girls, there is a different but no less relevant context to intimate violence against men.

We know how, but in Reeves's opinion, after he has devoted years to calculating the cost of human life in Darfur while waging a more personal battle with leukemia, the only relevant context here is the corresponding numbers of dead.

Relevant context: nearly 45% of Hackney households rent from a social landlord, be that the council or a housing association, and "affordable rent" tenants, can be eligible for help from housing benefit.

He argued that there was never any "mandate" to buy insurance: the word does not appear (in the relevant context) in the law.

This is called the relevant context [14].