As he put it to me, arguments based on respecting "religious autonomy" are easier to make in an American context, where religious bodies genuinely are independent of the state, than in a European one where national churches and state structures tend to be deeply intertwined.
The absolute scale is a more useful contrast to make in a public health context because it directly represents the number of attributable cases, and therefore the actual public health burden [ 6].
That's a tough argument to make in this context, of course, but it's worth remembering that it's not clear in which direction the influence flows.
Thus, the purpose for the inclusion of one of the case studies in the current paper was to demonstrate a non-Western multicultural approach to place making in a context of a sustainable postmodern community of the future.
It is even more notable that the women's decisions as to whether to breastfeed were made in a context where HIV is also highly stigmatized and where non-breastfeeding might arouse suspicion in the community of an HIV- positive status [ 31, 38].
710, 11 L.Ed.2d 686 (1964), to encompass every defamatory statement made in a context that falls within the majority's expansive construction of the phrase 'labor dispute.' Because this decision appears to allow both unions and employers to defame individual workers with little or no risk of being held accountable for doing so, I dissent.
Within a Volcano Early Warning System (VEWS), monitoring data are collected and interpreted by scientists, the level of threat is determined, and the decision to alert end-users is made in a context of uncertainty (Fearnley [2013]).
The first criterion was made according to achieve representation, i.e. it was important to chose an procurement that was made in a context that could be seen as representative for the institutional features of the Scandinavian model in Sweden.
Choices are made in a context.
IT WAS IN THE FIRST HALF OF the 1980's that very large claims began to be made in an international context for an English painter, born in 1932, whose name was Howard Hodgkin.
