Every other Westchester municipality, however, is taxing homeowners based on assessments that are, on average, 38 years old, and thus reflect and preserve quirky and even inequitable judgments.
As financial markets become ever more linked, asset prices are increasingly set by international investors and thus reflect global monetary conditions.
In this case, it was physician behavior that changed: the sickest patients, more likely to die and thus reflect poorly on the physicians' performance, were increasingly turned away.
These, however, are Congress's responsibilities, thwarted largely by Republicans, who have opposed policies that would help the economy (and thus reflect well on President Obama) while promoting automatic budget cuts and other policies that can only slow the recovery.
The figures released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics are based on unemployment compensation insurance premiums paid, and thus reflect virtually all employees rather than relying on surveys of workers or employers.
At no time is the mind or the eye given a chance to rest and thus reflect on who any of the characters are or want to be, and the show, sadly, ends up feeling more like a farce than a fable.
The projects backed in Copenhagen demand relatively little of the governments that would have to implement them, and thus reflect one of the key lessons that have been learned from the many mistakes donors have made over the years (see article).To benefit Africa, the money need not even be spent in Africa itself.
This wage would be, presumably, close to the reservation wage of individuals and thus reflect their human capital.
The present research investigated whether changes in self-esteem are produced instead by the structure of the self-system and thus reflect intrinsic as opposed to extrinsic dynamics.
In this study, we sought to better understand the nature of cognitive abilities tapped by casual video games and thus reflect on their potential as a training tool.
Shaftesbury also uses 'sentiment' specifically for the affections of creatures who have a sense of right or wrong and thus reflect upon their feelings or affections.
