in view of; considering that
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplespreposition
in view of; considering; given the circumstances of
formalUsed at the beginning of a clause to introduce a premise or existing condition that should be taken into account. It is formal and frequently used in official, written, or serious discourse.
Given the party's leading position, there is an even greater need to place strict demands on party members.
In view of the current economic situation, the company has decided to suspend its expansion plans.
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Considering his previous excellent performance record, we have decided to give him this opportunity.
conjunction
seeing that; because; inasmuch as
formalUsed at the beginning of the first clause in a compound sentence to state the reason or basis for the action in the following clause. More formal than casual causal conjunctions like '因为'.
Seeing that there have been complaints from the public, we are preparing to conduct quality inspections.
Inasmuch as the contract is about to expire, both parties need to initiate renewal negotiations as soon as possible.
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Because safety concerns are becoming increasingly prominent, the government has issued new management regulations.