And yet, as you listen, it becomes fairly clear that there are some features that are universal in the backdrop to school closures.
This support from political leaders, though far from universal, provides the backdrop the Court would need to have a sweeping legalization of gay marriage administered effectively.
Against a backdrop of worldwide shortages of health personnel, the World Health Organization (WHO) has published an action framework to enhance the capacity of nurses and midwives to contribute to global health targets, people-centred care, universal health coverage, and health workforce policies (1).
He insisted that his wartime writing was purely fictional, that expulsions were isolated aberrations and that the 1948 war was a backdrop against which he wished to describe universal dilemmas, not a specifically Israeli wound.
We construct these simple scenarios against the backdrop of historical trends and various interpretations of universal access.
That places it, and the Revolution, at once in the appropriate setting, against the backdrop of not merely American or British but universal history.
Under the influence of the later Wittgenstein, he maintained that it does not make sense to speak of a universal standard of rationality because what is rational is decided by a backdrop of norms governing a given language and form of life.
The SUS, therefore, competes with the private sector against a backdrop of inequality and, although having the status of a universal system, it is highly dependent on private-public contracts, especially for diagnostic and therapeutic services.
Against the backdrop of war and a beggared economy, William Beveridge planned out a universal healthcare system for the exhausted residents of the United Kingdom.
The knowledge that Europe, on the whole, generally stuck with its broad "universal" bank approach and never fully bought into the stand-alone investment banking model that has now collapsed provides a reassuring backdrop for its executives.
