Sentence examples for arrangements in light from inspiring English sources

Any review of new or existing arrangements in light of the excise tax should seek to achieve the desired retention objective.

Others were forced to re-evaluate their current living arrangements in light of sustained costs and physical capacity to undertake property maintenance.

They added that they would not be reviewing security arrangements in the light of Australia's report to Acsu, despite recent allegations of underground bookmakers circulating at the World Twenty20 in this country in June.

Many strategies were used to achieve blind ratings, including research workers not being involved in the randomisation process, therapists being required to consider room use and diary arrangements in the light of potential blind breaks, and patients being reminded by assessors not to talk about treatment allocation.

American Muslim communities are rightly leery of this arrangement, particularly in light of the way these outfits have recently focused on religious beliefs as a basis for suspicion and, at least in the FBI's case, have manufactured terror plots by preying on the sick and the vulnerable.

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"Trustees would like your views on whether these arrangements require review in light of any possible future changes to the remuneration strategy for Worldwide or to the strategy and governance of Worldwide".

Salford council said it had no option but to withdraw housing benefit payments to the shelter after receiving legal advice that it would be unlawful to continue the arrangement in the light of the court judgment.

Nevertheless, Young says there is good reason to reassess current governance arrangements in the Arctic in light of what is going on.

Dismayed by the lighting arrangements in the venue, he said: "Turn those horrible lights down.

We are reviewing future arrangements for young adult offenders in light of the wider concerns raised by the inspectorate".