Sentence examples for to be in the context from inspiring English sources

It works to create a collective vision of how it would like its future to be in the context of the challenges outlined above.

I want it to be in the context of me and a guitar.' " Robert Sullivan is a contributing editor at Vogue and at A Public Space.

"Any changes to the three-strikes law will have to be in the context of overall prison reform," he told me in March.

I would say, I don't like every time that Republicans talk about immigration to be in the context of illegal immigration.

My question would have been: 'Why did you want this event?' I wasn't going for anything more in depth than that – any question I was going to ask was going to be in the context of the match".

Ed Heaton from buying agent Heaton & Partners says: "There will be an inevitable rush of people trying to secure properties before next April, although this has to be in the context that the changes to the tax review have already made buy to lets a less attractive proposition to those with mortgages".

"It had to be in context of the existing fabric".

Bearing witness is important: you can make things up but the have to be in context of research.

What I am going to say is in the context of Australia and in an effort to produce a national curriculum.

From a "task/context-focused" perspective, the context and the task to be performed in the context are inseparable.

Rather, he said, the statements had to be understood in the context of the campaign.