As it stands though, Samara's work is firmly targeting a rural context.
Creating new laws in a capital city is one thing; implementing them in a complex rural context is another.
"Southern Baptists came out of the South, and often out of a significantly rural context, but our country has gone very urban," Dr. Reccord said.
In the rural context, men are typically responsible for most of the work outside the home, while women manage domestic matters.
Some of these towns acquired a mill in the 19th century, but in few cases has this changed the essentially rural context.
The rural context is the Marches; the topology is fundamental, and the lyrical descriptions of the Welsh Border and its animals a beautiful treat.
NCH runs 70 children's centres, specialising in working with groups that are hard to reach: families in a rural context, parents with drug or alcohol problems and children from newly arrived communities.
Less persuasive, however, is his decision to make Bathsheba's unwanted suitor Jewish: the idea sits uneasily both with Dvořák's less than sympathetic portrait of the original character and with the remote rural context of Hardy's Wessex.
In a rural context even a 10-house threshold may lead to multiple infill developments that in combination induce unsustainable strains on village or town services, pressure which is planned for when larger developments are approved.
That isn't going to be the whole of it, of course, but it's striking that, even now, we tend to define our Englishness as exhibited primarily in a rural context.
In 2011, Lady Antebellum — Ms. Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood — released "Own the Night," its third album and the peak of its smooth country, taking the dynamics of 1970s soft-rock and placing them in a modern, rural context.
