Sentences with phrase «local contexts influenced»

Changes in national and local contexts influenced the order in which infrastructure - building activities were carried out and sustained.

Local context influences the implementation of health interventions, and also affects the relative importance of each dimension and the interaction between different dimensions.

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in context that GOD created... He can cause it to happen in HIS way... laws of nature did not exist until there was something for it to influence... the writers of the Bible did not believe in flat earth or the sun revolving around the earth... seems to me you cant see figures of speech, but only false stuff... so why don't you tell the weather man at your local TV station to stop saying surinse and sunset eh?

As one who has written so poignantly about the horrors of exclusion in religious communities in our own day, Volf is surely not maintaining that local congregations can somehow become hermetically sealed off from their immediate cultural influences or ideological contexts.

Obviously, there are local influences and needs, but I'm interested in your view of school leadership in a global context.

His research focuses on the ways in which schools are influenced by social and economic conditions, as well as by demographic trends in local, regional and global contexts.

In this context, we've been able to help superintendents use publicly available data to think about both local district policy and ways they can inform and influence policy at the state level.

The framework reflects the understanding that local context and implementation influence the outcomes of any improvement initiative.

Looking across the six sites participating in the NGLC Regional Funds for Breakthrough Schools, we see that their local context — the assets, partners, and challenges in their region — influences the strategies used to build an ecosystem where next gen learning can thrive.

The principal aim of the research is to describe the folk model of psychiatric disorder in the context of British Honduran society, and to interpret the local attitudes and beliefs which influence it.

Citing writer Fred Moten and film - maker Arthur Jafa as influences, her practice explores the circulation of pop imagery and how these get interpreted and transformed by local contexts.

By bringing their collective work back to its geographic «source,» so to speak, the exhibition hopes to deal with themes of identity for those who have dual cultural allegiances, explore the melding and fusion of artistic influences, and foster the discussion of the work when brought into local context when comparing audiences in the East and West.

The underlying concept is that in each city, the show takes its title from a book relating to the other location; the intent is to highlight the ways in which the title of an exhibition, and by extension the context in which artworks are exhibited, influences the show's local reception.

Decisions in this context are heavily influenced by local conditions.