Sentence examples for a more reflected and from inspiring English sources

This requires splitting the statements about the future into their argumentative structure which in turn offers possibilities to hold democratic debates about the future in a more reflected and transparently enlightened way.

As a final remark, a professional pride in doing a challenging job well should be more reflected and shown by physicians which could have an essential impact on future recruitment.

Its deletion means losing a more effective and more reflected learning strategy.

While these fears differ from country to country, they are frequently less about the possibility of outright neocolonialism and more reflect a chasm between African populations and African governments.

This suggests that a higher degree of responsibility promotes selective use of Wikipedia for a more elaborate and reflected information search.

It's more a room to reflect and decompress.

There is a need for more space to reflect and to have those deep conversations as the GLI moves forward, said Fr. Emmanuel Katongole, CFR co-founder and a speaker at the 2015 GLI Institute.

His election would have reflected a more confident and ambitious Greens agenda, aiming to expand the party's hold on lower house seats and move beyond the Senate.

Christie's auction of Impressionist and Modern art on Thursday was packaged for the market as it existed six months ago, but the results reflected a more cautious and often grim new reality.

"The Citibank incident, and others like it, reflected a more pernicious and personal dilemma emerging from inside the administration: that the young president's authority was being systematically undermined or hedged by seasoned advisers," the book says.

Further, whereas in 2001, the companies were somewhat reactionary in their reporting about CSR policies and practices, by 2009, their communications reflected a more proactive and planned approach to socially responsible decision-making.