Sentence examples for statement in light of the from inspiring English sources

It's a bold statement in light of the economic storm that has battered the industry in recent years.

That was a curious statement in light of the court's leading precedent on the subject of what may be worn in a courtroom.

Palace have since confirmed Moody has left his role, saying in a statement: "In light of the events of yesterday, Sporting Director Iain Moody has tendered his resignation and it has been accepted with immediate effect.

This is an extraordinary statement, in light of the democratic movements that have arisen in South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, China, the Philippines, Pakistan, and Indonesia in the past few decades.

Announcing the removal from sale, the Weinstein Company said in a statement: "In light of the reaction to the Django Unchained action figures we are removing them from distribution.

She said in a written statement: "In light of the government commitment to increase protection for access and public benefit in our woodlands, the criteria for these sales will be reviewed so that protections are significantly strengthened following the inadequate measures that were applied to sales under the previous administration.

Earlier this year, Michael Alonso, a local Republican activist and vocal opponent of the proposed mosque, said in a statement that "in light of the Orlando terrorist attack recently committed in the name of Islam, a mosque in Bayonne would be unsafe and unwise".

The park service said in a statement on Saturday that "in light of the time elapsed, it is presumed that the four perished in the accident".

A statement released by the IFA indicated that "in light of the evidence presented, the committee found two matters proven".

After it had established that Wilders' statements were about a "race" as defined in articles 137c and 137d, the court continued its substantive analysis of the statements in light of the so-called "three-stage test". Under this test, developed in (Supreme Court) group defamation case law, a court first looks at the content of an utterance: Does the utterance contain a defamatory content?

If the President's tweets are "official statements" and indicate Presidential policy, then it is important for Congress to seriously consider such statements in light of the President's exercise of his Article II authority.