Sentence examples for arrangements reflect from inspiring English sources
This arrangements reflect lenders' deep scepticism about the Greek government's ability, or willingness, to stick to the austerity programme and meet spending targets.
The arrangements reflect her habit of combining objects from different cultures: earthenware figures from Japanese temple roofs mingle with Early American wood carvings and French bronzes.
But creating a simpler and more comprehensible division of powers would be hard: the current arrangements reflect a series of hard-fought political bargains.In sum, the commission's aims are good and its ideas could do good.
Such arrangements reflect the general belief in Islamic societies that the life of the individual belongs to the group rather than to the individual himself or to society as a whole.
These different intergenerational living arrangements reflect different types of intergenerational relations.
It does not think current pay arrangements reflect the different challenges in hiring and keeping staff in different parts of the country.
Most of the other arrangements reflected a subtle tinkering rather than a wholesale revision.
Its lean, sinewy arrangements reflected Mr. Morrison's no-nonsense attitude.
But in practice, the present arrangements, reflecting the role of Anglicanism as a loosely established church and broker in the world of faith, will probably muddle through for a while longer until somebody insists otherwise.
Mr Turner had earlier told a conference call that the new arrangements reflected a shift away from fixed-price contracts to the system widely used in the US defence industry, where design and development costs and risks were shared between the customer and contractor.
On the academic side, the prevalence of formal collaborative arrangements reflects the dominance of the fixed-term project as the de facto organisational unit of contemporary scientific research, and the dependence of scientists (and academic institutions) on external funding (Hackett 1990; Shrum et al. 2001).
