Sentence examples for the international context from inspiring English sources

Throughout, the international context is paramount.

The chief justice had been considering the international context.

The soul may speak, but the international context is the reason it is heard.

He is currently writing a book on the international context of the American Civil War.

Yet the international context, with its unforeseen events, does not suffice to explain Sarkozy's unpopularity with the French.

I think that Jamaican people might be more understanding of the international context in which the thing has been done.

The factors encouraging division are strong, from the funding and media marketplace, to ideological political positioning, to genuinely complex analyses of the international context.

Just as the United States is a clear outlier in the international context, the South is a clear outlier in the national context:  7.

Equally important, and perhaps even more profound, are the differences opening up between different analyses of the international context, which can be summed up by the simple question: are things getting better?

The decision to halt the shipment and create this crisis was intensified by the timing and the international context, given the President's focus on non-proliferation and the problems engendered by Iran.

Some issues remain fairly intractable – such as subsidies in richer countries – but the international context for progress on other systemic issues is better than ever, as people in rich countries clamour for fairer burden-sharing in times of austerity.