Sentence examples for made in view of from inspiring English sources

One senior Pakistani military official said the decision to move forces and restrict furloughs was made "in view of the prevailing environment," namely deteriorating relations with India since the terrorist attacks.

Recommendations are made in view of the findings, specifically focusing on internal marketing strategies.

Jesus' requests for grace are made in view of the needs of the Church.

Chemical composition modification and surface modification of coir fibers are made in view of their use as reinforcement in coir-based green composites.

Comparative studies on the four fibers with the Eu3+ complex concentrations of 250, 25, 10, and 2.5 mM were made in view of the fluorescence intensity.

In conjunction to this, a considerable amount of researches has been made, in view of developing a good mechanism to raise the efficiency of TCP performance.

Their school senior and middle leaders likewise have to grapple with these differences in order to communicate the direction and strategies that they need to make in view of these professional development platforms or tools.

It would have made sense in view of the dangers that our fledgling nation faced, surrounded by potential adversaries with highly trained and well-supplied armies.

Several games have ended in controversy, where a scoring play has been deemed acceptable by a referee who failed to spot an illegal pass made in plain view of a section of the crowd.Of course, some of sport's most remarkable recent human errors have taken place in football, where FIFA maintains an adamant stance against any form of assistance which, it fears, would corrupt the beautiful game.

Our choice of lithium (Li) was due to the following reasons: (1) The chemistry of Li, being a simple metal, is well known, (2) the metal insertion in molybdenite is only possible with small, strongly reducing guests, such as the alkali metals [3, 10] and (3) comparison of the results will be made easy in view of several existing reports on Li in synthetic molybdenite [3, 10].

They're steep, too, and since every step you take through the choir stalls to the podium is made in full view of 2,000 people, it must be one of the most precipitous adventures a conductor gets to take - and that's even before the concert starts.