Examples of using Different contexts in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Choose an adaptable graphic element and use it for different contexts.
They are super attentive to invite executives to experience different contexts.
It is pronounced so often and in different contexts that the meaning could be lost in all this diversity.
which can be used in different contexts within a project.
That is why he manages to introduce them so easily in the most different contexts.
By using similar forms or motifs in different contexts, they became charged with meaning.
periods of a given project are taken in different contexts and on the basis of different criteria.
It meant getting to know children growing up in different contexts, in anonymous and broken environments without strong familiar ties.
Empty Martijn Blaauw developed a new view of'knowledge', where'knowledge' can mean different things in different contexts.
Beyond that, the EU is a major contributor to international security in a host of different contexts: through, for example,
the Brussels exhibition are models of what can be done in two very different contexts.
The national reports provide insights into the very different contexts within which the 2007-2013 programmes are being delivered.
Different contexts: presenting results,
Nijboer(GIA) from many fragments, found in different contexts of the fill of hut IV on Plateau I of the Timpone.
It seems useful to distinguish between different contexts in which quality criteria are introduced.
whereby a visitor will experience different contexts.
We have stories of people in very different contexts.
apply universally to all countries, but should have targets respecting different contexts.
that participants in the Programme can address the different facets of these themes in the different contexts that the Programme provides.
In addition, innovation in regional policy depends on the ability to com pare the effects of different programmes in different contexts and to disseminate the results of this com parison to others.