| The aim is to contextualise the phenomenon and discuss this with the labour movement across Europe. |
| So a possible solution to this problem may be to contextualise science teaching in a way that links it more firmly with the world of the learner. |
| Underpinning the exhibition is a desire to explain and contextualise the artist's use of techniques such as pointillism and anamorphic perspective. |
| Crime-scene photographs contextualise mundane things, giving those mundane things overwhelming and sinister importance. |
| To date, children and youth have shared their technology skills with adults and elders, who have in turn helped the youth to contextualise the information that they have discovered online. |
| Her study examines America's history of legislative dysfunction in order to contextualise the contemporary stalemate. |
