Sentences with phrase «upon the context»

Whether a work is good or not depends upon the context in which it occurs.

Whatever the change of mind is about depends upon the context.

For all of these groups of people, anxiety is a norm and an expected feeling based upon the context of a previous loss.

Your habits are highly dependent upon context.

As these examples illustrate, the boundary between what can count as an amendment and what constitutes a new contract for regulatory or tax purposes has to be evaluated based upon the context of that particular regulatory or tax system and doesn't have a uniform legal definition.

Again, absolute rubbish, this totally depends upon the context in which this is being used, for example, finding out factual information on a new car you're purchasing would be fine, but would you want your dentist using Wikipedia to brief themselves before your next root canal surgery!

Miller calls for a new psychology of women that will build upon the context of attachment which characterizes women's lives and upholds affiliation above the male ideal of self - enhancement (p. 83).

This thoroughgoing emphasis upon context raised questions about what would be the form of a congregation turned out to its environment.

The dependence of a statement's meaning upon its context prevents a singular monolithic expression of truth in Whitehead's philosophy.

Running out of options, I Googled «private tour guides», and stumbled upon Context Travel: walking tours for the intellectually curious.

As such, it is a term that can contravene the Comments Policy here, depending upon the context used.

This is useful in assisting policy and resourcing decision - making dependent upon context, geography, demography and tailoring services to local needs and priorities

There would be differences from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and based upon the context in which the term was used over whether some of the following persons would be law enforcement officers for particular purposes:

Nonsense words allow the evaluator to determine how the child recognizes words without using compensatory strategies (i.e., looking at pictures, guessing based upon context, or reading words by sight).

The stunning evidence is that a best practice can rapidly become an ineffective practice, not because the practice itself was bad, but because any professional practice depends upon the context of support, monitoring, and improvement.

It is highly unlikely that such a lawsuit would prevail, because «fake news» probably doesn't constitute libel per se, because the comment could be construed as hyperbole or as a statement of opinion (neither of which are actionable), and even potentially, because a «speech and debate clause» defense under the state constitution might apply (depending upon the context in which the statement was made by the politician).

twisting nothing, the Hebrew word for spirit being is «adonai» and it depends upon the context it is used in whether it refers to a created spirit being or the divine almighty.

The generally agreed - upon context is the permission given by Cyrus of Persia (in approximately 538 B.C.E.) to the exiled Judeans to rebuild their temple in Jerusalem.

Depending upon the context of the passage however, the authors either use the word «rhinoceros» if the intent was to speak of two horns, or «unicornis» if the intent was to mean a singular horn.

She also called on scientists to remember that words can have multiple meanings and connotations to different audiences, or depending upon their context.

More importantly, analysis revealed that the meaning of these gesticulations depended upon context.

It can take on any of these forms depending upon the context.

Separating children into «special» areas for learning is not inclusion but integration or segregation (dependent upon the context).

Our ability to perceive, interpret and categorize depends upon the context of the work itself, as well as the circumstances of its presentation.

Instead, they can be viewed as part of an environmental problem or as part of an environmental solution, depending upon the context.

In Cream Holdings v Banerjee [2004] UKHL 44, [2004] 4 All ER 617, the House of Lords held that the word «likely» could mean different things depending upon its context.

He explains that while the decision does not give trial judges guidance on when to admit «me too» evidence, this guidance would have been difficult to provide since the relevance of «me too» evidence depends upon the context and theory of the case.

But, if the statement were made knowing it was false or with reckless disregard as to truth or falsity, and if the term «fake news» in the context in which it was used could be legitimately construed the imply a statement of fact which is not true, it wouldn't be impossible for the lawsuit to succeed, and depending upon the context of the statement, it could have such an implication.

For example, depending upon the context in which drug or alcohol testing is required (i.e., unionized vs. non-unionized), different considerations can and will apply.

The nature of judicial review in every case depends upon the context.

There are many considerations for policy development depending upon the context and point in time social media is being considered.