Sentence examples for support in light of from inspiring English sources
It was chiefly to respond to the Cubans' requests for military support in light of American aggression, as well as the snippets of intelligence that Moscow was already picking up about Operation Mongoose – the CIA's covert plan to topple Castro.
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"We have added 0.3% to the level of house prices by the end of the forecast, but the effect could easily be larger (if more house deposit saving is channelled through lifetime Isas than we have assumed) or smaller – perhaps if parents supporting their first-time buyer children's deposit saving reduce that support in light of the amount that will be provided by the government".
Such an interpretation is not only justified by reference to Novalis's critique of Fichte, but also given historical support in light of Novalis's relatively close contact with Kantian philosophers such as Karl Leonhard Reinhold and Carl Christian Erhard Schmid.
In a statement, the Greuel campaign said it was withdrawing support in light of accusations that "Mr.
"As our federal government continues to enforce Canadian immigration policy with a focus on the safety and security of our entire nation, Toronto will continue to welcome refugees and new Canadians," he added, noting he had contacted Citizenship and Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen to offer help and support "in light of recent events".
As the Appellate Body's view alone is not a satisfactory basis for such an important holding, the final part of this article suggests that the reasoning ought to be supported in light of the principle of technological neutrality.
This supports (in light of the above discussion as to the relevant lex specialis) an argument that human rights norms, rather than humanitarian norms should be included in the agreement to improve the protection of subsistence rights.
For instance, the idea of common origin of 'all living things' including humans is discussed in the ninth grade textbooks and supported in light of certain Quranic verses, such as 'We made everything from water' (The Quran, 21 30) (Asghar et al. 2010b).
The latter is supported in light of the observations of significant associations between the CHRNA 3/5 locus and smoking behaviour in lung cancer (Spitz et al, 2008; Thorgeirsson et al, 2008).
It is critical for cancer patients to have support, especially in light of the fear and social 'stigma' of cancer. 2 The availability of support may decrease as a result of these issues and social networks of older people tend to be smaller than those of younger individuals.
