All of those decisions came in light of Uber facing some criticism for its plans to move into Oakland.
That's notable in light of Lyft facing a discrimination lawsuit over its lack of wheelchair-accessible options for people with disabilities.
In this paper, measures for containment of measles virus are reviewed in light of challenges faced by low-resource settings in instituting such measures and feasible alternative solutions are presented.
Similarly, national EFL standards are typically not examined in light of global challenges facing EFL students.
In light of the challenges facing boards, our interviewees put forward a number of suggestions about how board oversight of patient safety could be improved.
In light of the challenges facing countries and the international community in their efforts to obtain lasting food security for all, FAO will convene the World Food Summit in 1996, at which heads of State will deliberate the pragmatic and concrete measures needed to achieve this goal at the national, regional and global levels.
In light of the difficulties faced by realist theories of perception some philosophers, so-called phenomenalists, proposed a completely different way of analyzing the relationship between perception and knowledge.
In light of the difficulties faced by those interning for long periods, as Tanya references, we may be better focusing on why, after interning, they haven't gained enough quality experience to find a permanent position.
The final sections reflect on these recommendations in light of ongoing challenges faced by researchers interested in mixed methods and encourage a new path for future empirical research in Comparative Migration Studies.
Likely in light of recent events faced by Tesla around its own Autopilot self-driving tech, Nissan is very clearly laying out what ProPILOT is – and what it isn't.
Still other impersonalists – philosophers, for example, who reject classical utilitarianism (perhaps on the ground that it leads to the repugnant conclusion; see the entry on the repugnant conclusion) but remain compelled by the idea that acts, as opposed to agents, are to be evaluated in light of their consequences – face a more serious challenge.
