Sentence examples for moves in light of from inspiring English sources

Some banks, including HSBC, had threatened to consider such moves in light of tighter regulation.

The second read is to consider these moves in light of wider trends.

Speaking of Roosevelts, the statue of Eleanor Roosevelt in Riverside Park might well be moved in light of current events.

He called Samsung's decision to suspend all sales "the right move" in light of "ongoing safety concerns".

Executives say the company never considered canceling the move in light of the bank's problems, and they say the building has been a morale booster in tough times.

He said the French involvement in the pipelines would give Paris strategic options in the country's natural gas supply, potentially a wise move in light of Russia's decision to curb exports via Ukraine.

Analysts have criticized that move in light of the company's dwindling profits and said that the dividend was a chief source of personal income for members of the Sulzberger family, who control the company.

The Russian aircraft stayed out of Canada's airspace but it was still a provocative move in light of the Nato summit at the time, according to the report.

More than 100 experts wrote to the World Health Organisation on Friday to call for the Rio Games to be postponed or moved in light of the threat from the disease, a request that was rejected.

It only got interesting again this week when the state Supreme Court met to hear Mr Coleman's final lawsuit, and when Tim Pawlenty, the state's Republican governor, announced that he would not seek a third term in office (a seemingly wise move in light of his poll numbers).On the first count, Mr Coleman seems to be doomed.

I even perused the selection of accessories (floral cosmetics bags: $22 apiece) and bath accessories (almond soap set: $11.50) at the gift store Hazel (hazelchicago.com) -- a desperate move in light of how rarely my mother has used scented products since my childhood purchase.