Sentence examples for step in light of from inspiring English sources

"The result of the tender is an important step in light of the future viability of top-level German football," said Christian Seifert, chief executive of DFL.

That is an increase from the current $25,000, a reasonable step in light of the soft-money ban on open-ended donations to parties.

"Even though housing seemed like a baby step in light of everything else going on in his life, it was too much of a big step," she said.

"We are looking at this as a progressive and reasonable step in light of current events," said Brian McCarthy, a spokesman for the N.F.L. "Most people aren't affected, and there's a lot of room for everyone with a bag".

The score stayed tied the rest of regulation and through four-on-four overthee, which the Rangers survived by parking the team bus in front of Lundqvist, a necessary step in light of their 1-7 record in overtime this season.

"This is a logical next step in light of our success last year in moving to a more centralized approach to developing world-class marketing products.

The Fed said it was taking these steps "in light of continued fragile circumstances in financial markets".

Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham said his department would work with the Environmental Protection Agency and Congress "to determine appropriate steps" in light of the ruling.

Fry said the BBC would "review next steps in light of that", saying that the BBC had sent the committee the names of all the "authorisers" responsible for the severance payments and the amounts paid.

Speaking after a summit in Brussels, Mr Van Rompuy said the EU "stands ready to take further significant steps in light of the evolution of the situation on the ground.

Bennis has been making sense of democracy's next steps in light of the Arab Spring, globalization of marketplaces and organizations and the delicate state of the European Union.