Sentence examples for resolved in light of from inspiring English sources

"It is too early to tell whether racial profiling and stereotyping animated the shooting," the letter said, "but that hypothesis must be pursued and resolved in light of the known facts".

When speaking to BBC Radio Stoke, Crewe assistant manager Neil Baker revealed that whilst decisions on the future of most players had been made prior to the final, some had to be resolved in light of the Wembley match.

"This issue should soon be resolved in light of the good relations between both countries," he told Al Masry Al Youm newspaper.

This cortical localization pattern was difficult to resolve in light of our immuno-EM data showing that PADI6 strongly localized to the CPLs throughout the cytoplasm and did not appear to be concentrated at the oocyte cortex.

"There are equipment situations that I feel strongly should be resolved, especially in light of how my husband died".

The state Legislature was worried about Delaware's continuing pre-eminence in resolving these disputes in light of the extraordinary growth in confidential arbitration for resolving disputes.

The justices sent Olinger's case back to the Chicago appeals court with instructions to resolve the dispute in light of the Martin decision.

The agency is advocating the change to "resolve the uncertainty" in light of the judge's ruling, according to its filing with the Federal Register.

Asked in a follow-up Q&A what he would do to resolve racial tensions in light of this week's police-involved shootings of African-American men in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Charlotte, North Carolina, Trump said simply that law enforcement has to get "better and better and better".

The safeguards many of us have been calling for are there, making absolutely clear that governments can protect their public services and ensuring that disputes are resolved in the clear light of day, by judges acting according to the law.

This obvious contradiction, however, may be resolved by interpreting it in light of the constant evolutionary struggle between host and pathogen: DDX3X may have evolved as an antiviral protein, but viruses then, in turn, developed strategies to hijack DDX3X function and use it for their own benefit, thereby counteracting the antiviral effect of DDX3X.