I couldn't tell 'em enough. Mary reflected a little.

Should priorities once again be reversed?

And the whole system goes into reverse.

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So for direct light, it takes only one bounce, for off axis light it might take two, and for extreme off axis, it might take three.

We also feel that the special conditions of Africa and the least developed countries have not been significantly reflected in the report.

The image we saw reflected in the mirror was not to everyone's liking, but that is the nature of multilateral diplomacy.

While global policies evolved in the ensuing years, they were not well reflected in national programmes.

And, even in those two, the seasons are reversed.

These are all critical achievements reflecting our shared objectives.

And, I draw the artist's being reflected on the sphere.

And so the sins of the parents are visited on the poor children.

A small insect would reverse these priorities.

But this insight is not reflected in monetary union s design.

They are reflected in State policies that go beyond my own Government.

All intelligence seems reflected in them.

One big change is in education.

summary of comments offered by the country (when not reflected in the text)

103. Several delegations felt that the relation between the medium term plan and budget resources as well as priorities were not clearly reflected in the narratives of this section.

During the general debate, many delegations had supported the position of the Secretary General, a fact which was not duly reflected in the proposed informal text.

Such linguistic corrections will be reflected in the final version of the draft resolution.

The wisdom of the South Africans is reflected in their spirit of reconciliation.

Your phone display mirrored on the TV screen, with one simple touch like magic.

The idea is also expressed in the Malaysian Code on Corporate Governance (2000).

The Board hopes that its cost plan for 2006 will be reflected in the annual appeal.

Humanitarian concerns should be reflected in fact finding missions and in peace keeping operations.

This situation should be better reflected in the Secretary General apos s report.

And gradually from week to week the character of each tree came out, and it admired itself reflected in the smooth mirror of the lake.

Although the latter report had been repeatedly quoted during the negotiations of the 2005 World Summit Outcome, its recommendations had not been reflected in the document.

We are therefore not satisfied with the decisions contained in the outcome document (resolution 60 1) of the recent United Nations summit, given that not all of our concerns and interests were reflected in the text.

Much of the time we're transfixed by all of the ways we can reflect ourselves into the world.

During the winter monsoon, however, currents in the north are reversed.

The governing bodies of the various agencies and programmes have taken steps to reflect the decisions of the Conference in their work.

Much of the time we're transfixed by all of the ways we can reflect ourselves out into the world.

Unfortunately, because of what has happened in recent months, the prospects for the amicable coexistence of the two groups have receded, and if current trends are not quickly reversed, the situation may deteriorate further.

When people s decisions for calm and pragmatism is reflected in their physical space and in the life for which they aspire.

Taken together, these new realities imply new functions and goals, transforming GUUAM into a promoter of democracy, stability and security in the entire region.

The report also reflected the rejustification of six posts, but no reclassification of posts.

The PRESIDENT The modifications indicated in paragraph 48 are reflected in the proposed allocation.

The link between security and economic and social development should be clearly reflected in the restructuring process.

It expressed the view that implementation rates did not reflect on the quality of the outputs and services provided.

Yet we are of the view that self determination in that Territory can be drastically affected if the interests of all parties, particular those of the indigenous Kanak population, are not adequately reflected and addressed.

That domestic transparency and pragmatism will need to be carried over into international economic diplomacy.

(That ratio is reversed, however, if the same question is asked of Americans who recently had dinner with a black friend. )

The Ottoman statutory codification mirrored Islamic law but also incorporated elements of European law, especially the law of France.