One novel policy option was accepted initially and reflected in initial budget papers, but the option was not pursued, with officials reverting to a more traditional approach.
The United Nations will continue — despite the senseless killing of its staff — to support Afghanistan's electoral institutions to learn from the experience of the first round so that there is a credible final result that is accepted and faithfully reflects the will of the people.
The MFN to accepted and rejected offers more strongly reflects the decisional part of the offer, and therefore, the correlation with performance can be seen as a relation between the decisional aspect of the MFN and the actual decision.
An amalgam of Sprint's UpStage and the iPhone, this patent describes an interface in which a rear touchscreen accepts input and reflects that input on the front screen.
In times like this it is better to accept change and reflect on what was rather than what's no more.
The ethical and legal viability in research involving persons who do not have the capacity to consent to participation is not universally accepted, and inconsistent standards are reflected in research ethics guidelines, law and practice.
Finally, while cross-sectional study designs are widely accepted and utilised, the results only reflect a single time point estimation meaning HPV types cannot be linked to outcomes.
The receiver, which is composed of lens, optical fiber, and spectrometer, accepts the reflected light and couples it to our spectrometers.
Four years on, that's pretty much accepted wisdom, reflected in government policy.
That murder was accepted is reflected in the leniency with which it was generally treated, said Barbara A. Hanawalt, a historian at Ohio State University whose work on 14th-century England helped stimulate the interest in the history of murder.
