Sentence examples for again in line from inspiring English sources

Again, in line with the policy, we referred this to the Metropolitan Police for advice.

And its argument has been compelling every time, again in line with the Guardian.

And now he refuses, again in line with Mr. Castro's views, to go to Miami.

Unless Western governments start to reform entitlements, the state will swell again in line with their ageing populations.Some universal benefits can be trimmed across the board.

Balls will say: "I want to see child benefit rising again in line with inflation in the next parliament, but we will not spend money we cannot afford.

But the average age of drug users is rising and the number of teenagers who admit taking drugs fell again, in line with a five-year trend.

He said he had been moved by the "valiant way" in which she had faced her "predicament" and ruled no one involved could be identified, again in line with the girl's wishes.

Young Jason Denayer was given the nod that night and is again in line to start, unless Jan Vertonghen moves infield and Jordan Lukaku comes in at left-back.

Zimbabwe apart, most African countries have been bringing inflation down, even if the trend is now creeping up again, in line with the rest of the world.Many countries have been helped by better macro-economic management and big inflows of Western aid, investment and debt relief as well as by more unquantifiable investments from Asia, particularly China, and the Middle East.

Finally, and again in line with the model predictions, choice stochasticity was higher during medial as compared to no stimulation (Z = −2.22, p < 0.05, r = 0.56; Fig. 4A, right column) and compared to lateral prefrontal control stimulation (Z = −2.59, p < 0.05, r = 0.65; cf. Fig. 1 and Supplementary Fig. 2).

His body was then dismembered and destroyed "again, in line with advance plans", it added.