in line with's Usage Examples:

Mizoguchi struggled with Daiei to give the subplot an unhappier ending than what appears in the film, in line with real comfort women's experiences after the war.

He also raised the salaries of staff members to be more in line with industry standards, in some cases increasing salaries by as much as 86%.

by multiplying the number of first preference votes received by the rate of payment at that time, which is indexed in line with the Consumer Price Index.

Prior to Rabban Gamliel the Elder, no titles were used before anyone's name, in line with the Talmudic adage Gadol miRabban shmo (Greater than the title rabban is a person's own name).

Staff of HMC was trimmed 25%, or by about 50 people, in line with shrinkage of about "8 billion (about 22%).

Between 28 and 29 August, Pan partnered with Google+ and YouTube, and held a 24-hour Google+ Hangouts On-Air, in line with the promotion of his new album.

The Scout Promise; On my honour I promise that I will do my best—To do my duty to God and the King (or to God and my Country) …… This is in line with the majority of international Scout oaths to God and my Country.

However, unlike its two predecessors, to keep in line with the game its based on, Toad is completely absent in this series.

The IEA says the report, due to be published on May 18, 2021, tries to map out a pathway in line with preventing global temperatures from rising above.

ridges, are the four anterior sacral foramina, diminishing in size in line with the smaller vertebral bodies.

Its purpose was to discuss current topics, both National and International, from a viewpoint which was in line with Sri Aurobindo’s thought, although it was not directly meant to be his mouthpiece.

It was taken in line with the spot where the ball was touched down.

Synonyms:

chorus, lineup, diagonal, row, rank, formation, chorus line, rivet line, linemen,

Antonyms:

divest, fire, unemployment, clean, idle,