It reflects less on the shortcomings of the organization than on the shortsightedness of its members.

Finally, the uncertainty of the outcome reflects not so much voters behavior, but a change in the electoral system.

This reflects three developments.

The second, paradoxically, reflects our growing cynicism towards politics and politicians.

That neglect is a human tragedy.

Each reflects the same logic.

That reflects not only budgetary considerations, but also the importance of the active involvement of the relevant States in bringing about justice.

And that appears to reflect the banks political power.

This was seen by some observers as reflecting the economic as well as political colonization of Indonesia.

4.3 According to the State party, the communication reflects nothing that might imply a violation of the Covenant, but merely the authors' dissatisfaction at having failed in their domestic remedies.

This partly reflects the near impossibility of gathering news.

This participation is also reflected in the report.

Turkish blogger Metin reflects on sex and the Muslim girl in Turkey.

Labeling time in this way echoes China s imperial history.

The Charter was signed by 71 individuals reflecting the number of the Sanhedrin.

The review and recommendations reflect a market environment that has become increasingly complex over the past decade.

The present report is being issued at the present time to best reflect data availability.

As is often the case, fiction best reflects the changing mood.

On the contrary, his morbid logic is a perfect reflection of the paranoid vision that has taken hold in the Kremlin.

Golyshev s Facebook post does not represent an objective account of the bloodshed in Odessa.

This deficit reflects an underlying research deficit.

This may reflect what people are accustomed to.

These partly reflect China s sheer size and impact.

But it also reflects non cooperative policy choices.

That reflected a lack of investment which was damaging to leadership.

The report should have reflected this fact.

The fact is that deciding to murder, at random, a large number of innocent people reflects deeply disturbed thinking, which might reflect a mental illness.

For some, this stance reflects the benefits that they would gain from such purchases for others, it reflects mistaken beliefs.

It reflected the tendency for women to marry men older than themselves, and the fact that women reached physiological maturity sooner than men.

This reflects another aspect of US arrangements that, again, is not widely appreciated. The US banking union provides tangible insurance against local financial shocks.

Furthermore, this impractical solution did not reflect the new status of Prussia in the overall scheme.

It also reflected the important function of the State in establishing the conditions for imposing liability on the operator.

Public opinion reflects widespread support for the latest changes.

These countries attitude reflects that of the Arabs themselves.

That subtlety reflects the distinction between macro politics and micro politics.

That alliance reflects fear, not commitment.

This reflects the absence of adequate political institutions at the center.

Does God pervert justice? Or does the Almighty pervert righteousness?

Doth God pervert judgment? or doth the Almighty pervert justice?

But it also reflects popular frustration with the Palestinian Authority.

The French team s performance may reflect the mood of the country, but the failure of France s international stars to jell reflected, above all, a total absence of leadership at the helm.

Deforestation must be reversed, not accelerated.

This is, of course, a deeply colonial sentiment, and the legacy of colonialism works against Israel in another way, too.

Specifically, export dependence partly reflects the high degree of difficulty of doing business in China.

Further, the first global monitoring report will need to reflect the results of global data collection and the assessment of that data.