Sentence examples for appointment reflects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Voser's appointment reflects that conflict, Mr. Rees said.

This appointment reflects our ambition to deliver the world's foremost gallery of mathematics both in its collection and its design".

Her appointment reflects well on Aberdeen and on the wealth of talent we have working at the company".

The appointment reflects the major restructuring as Sebastian Vettel prepares to take over from McLaren-bound Fernando Alonso.

The appointment reflects Mr. Allbritton's decision to sell his set of local television stations and concentrate on digital media investments.

Her appointment reflects the president's determination to promote longtime members of his inner circle to critical positions for his second term.

Gilbert also said the appointment reflected "the diversity that makes our Supreme Court reflective of the society it serves," noting that the last Jewish justice was Stanley Mosk, who died in 2001.

His appointment reflected two very British phenomena.

Nor does his appointment reflect the voters' desire for change.

In the first instance, Moyes's appointment reflected a dearth of candidates.

Our eligibility criterion was that it should be no more than five years since the end of the entrant's final training appointment, reflecting the fact that we hoped to encourage younger chemists to get involved in communicating science.