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However, I think we must view the problem in a wider context.

You have also put this question in a wider context.

And they Learn how to place their learning in a wider context.

First, the environmental effects should be seen in a wider context.

The development of the Union should be placed in the wider context as well.

Such arrangements have to be seen in a wider context.

But I cannot agree to it, because this issue needs to be considered in a wider context.

This evaluation process is taking place in the wider context of the report.

This needs to be looked at in a wider context than just fighting crime.

I had to see my mother in a wider context."

The discussion also touched upon a wider context, which is social services of general interest.

Not merely on the field of battle itself, but also in its wider context.

Each pattern is only meaningful in its own wider context.

But she doesn't put Beach into a wider context of world music.

I would like to ask him a supplementary question in a wider context.

So is the wider context "give us stuff or we'll smash the place up"?

That fact must be put in the wider context.

I think that the wider context is key, particularly when it comes to motivating the girls.

We therefore voted for Amendment 8, although that change should take place in a wider context.

It is important to look at it in a wider context.

White House aides have tried to portray the search in a wider context.

These reforms are necessary quite apart from the wider context of Agenda 2000.

But to cite all this is not to be unrealistic or to lose the wider context.

The last point will be taken up, in a wider context, in Chapter 7.

This responsibility calls for action to be taken in the wider context to which such conflicts belong.

And not the wider issues about education, health or the economy.

I would now like to turn to four wider issues raised by some Members.

But there are other wider issues which will also need to be considered.

They often address wider issues, such as the political system.

Is he interested in nothing more than tea and the wider issues of life?

When working out a recruitment policy there are a number of wider issues that need to be considered.

There was a feeling that the wider issues needed to be looked at in a national forum.

We also work hard to support our students in the wider issues related to their learning and resulting career.

This discussion led naturally into wider issues, and these were of great interest to me.

The second innovation is more interesting and raises wider issues.

The wider issues raised by this are discussed in Chapter 17.

But neither appears to have much interest in the wider issues that concern the entire city.

He insisted on serving without pay in order to give him the freedom to address the wider issues involved.

I doubt the wider issues are ever even considered.

The crisis also raised wider issues concerning the role of the sovereign.

The Institute also leads debate on wider issues such as sustainability and education.

This debate has also highlighted other important but wider issues of competition policy reform.

If so, while still trying to solve the wider issues, you must celebrate that achievement.

Hopefully you will help us see the wider issues.

For him, critical writing has to take up wider issues than enjoyment of a picture or a sculpture.

The disengagement also did not address wider issues of occupation.

What interpretations of the wider issues should it consider?

In 1990 the Car Club began looking at wider issues of governance and development.

Only when released from immediate poverty can individuals be expected to take responsibility for wider issues.

Beneath these arguments about legal form lie the wider issues of self-determination.

Yet yesterday's announcement is only part of a wider picture.

We're talking about the wider picture here, you see.

There is a wider picture to be considered here.

So much the better if he remained a little stunned and frightened by the wider picture.

But back in the New Village, we knew little of that wider picture.

Theatre will find a way but we should be looking at the wider picture and supporting young artists putting their all into work.

Consequently, the news narrative put forward presents only one angle of a much wider picture.

The current situation is of grave concern, but we should not lose our sense of the wider picture.

How do they fit into the wider picture?

And he is right, although he is not looking at the wider picture.

Both require standing back from the day-to-day running of the organisation and examining the wider picture.

He paused a moment, considering the wider picture.

I was thinking of the wider picture.

This requires a clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities and how they fit into the wider picture.

As such, the book argues that the United States does not consider the wider picture of military strategy, which includes legal and economic factors.

Those who say no are selfish pigs and have no regard for the wider picture (the environment).

My Brother please see the wider picture.

"But when push became shove the internal politics of the Zulu nation itself took precedence over the wider picture."

High-definition television offers both a wider picture than existing sets and an image that is twice as sharp.

We are not just talking about a small remote place; we simply must look at the wider picture rather than walking around with blinkers on.

The detailed studies are useful in helping to build up the data necessary for a wider picture, but a full explanation requires a broader view.

Marcus says, "Jonathan still doesn't have the wider picture.

Centration - a child will become completely fixed on one point, not allowing them to see the wider picture.

But Jojonah had to consider the wider picture.

"Perhaps I have a wider picture of it," Drizzt answered.