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31. The need for a review of teaching strategies in the light of the National Curriculum requirements is evident.

32. Discussion documents will be prepared in a form accessible to curriculum planners, tested and revised in the light of comments received.

33. Criticism demands that all evidence must be critically weighed, and all conclusions open to revision in the light of fresh evidence.

34. In the light of these remarks, the following very tentative conclusions may perhaps be advanced.

35. Patients with chronic hepatitis C should be counselled in the light of our current understanding.

36. Since decisions are quicker, they are also more adaptable, and easier to change in the light of unforeseen circumstances which may arise.

37. The mythical opponents, Vishnu representing complacency and preservation and Siva symbolizing change and metamorphosis, gain another perspective in the light of physics.

38. This is an attractive perk, particularly in the light of last week's Budget announcement of VAT on fuel and power from April 1994.

39. Fundamental and irreversible changes ought only to be imposed, if at all, in the light of an unmistakable national consensus.

40. There does seem to have been a slight shift in the government's mindset in the light of recent events.

41. First, there is the establishment of goals in the light of available data and with the recognition of economic, political and administrative constraints.

42. Dulles's role will be considered further in the light of developments in the month of June 1950 culminating in the outbreak of war.

43. This sentence should also be read in the light of the sentence in the judgment of Platt B. to which I have referred.

44. Ironically, in the light of later events, defending counsel then sought an adjournment in order to call character witnesses in mitigation.

45. They then crafted their new Lexits series in the light of that array of knowledge.

46. An important feature is the QA-approved amendment mechanism to allow changes or additions to be made in the light of experience.

47. This conclusion needs to be modified in the light of the changes in local government.

48. This model has now been virtually discarded in the light of more recent research which has revealed features incompatible with this picture. Single crystals.

49. It is better to re-analyse the following work programme in the light of past performance and make predictions against this background.

50. These and other similarly familiar issues are examined in chapter 4 in the light of changing international circumstance.

51. It was in the light of that breach that the defendants had refused to pay the plaintiff any post-determination commission.

52. In the light of that,[http://sentencedict.com/in the light of.html] will she review the aid programme?

53. It would be embarrassing for the project to slip behind schedule, especially in the light of Eurotunnel.

54. However absurd these may seem in some respects, we have to read them in the light of the knowledge then available.

55. Marx's and Engels's views about slavery should also be modified in the light of more recent work.

56. The authority is hoping to collect as much information as possible on the Tees course fishery in the light of the river's barrage development.

57. It is surely reasonable to maintain that the parties assumed to contract in the light of the scientific knowledge prevailing at the time of delivery.

58. It provides for rapid feedback and the consequent modification of goals in the light of changing circumstances.

59. Teachers will learn how to evaluate materials in the light of the theoretical background.

60. Does the hand-out need revising in the light of new reports etc? 7.