Sentence examples for authorities reflected from inspiring English sources

For many here, the depiction of the actions of the German authorities reflected in the 1972 documents that Israel did allow to be published was harsh enough.

Perhaps the lack of urgency expressed by the region's authorities reflected their doubts about this information, notwithstanding Mr. Gullalai's assurances to the contrary.

Also in Copalillo, after the population and the authorities reflected on the cost of supplying households with piped water, a secondary study of costs of collecting water was undertaken, confirming that it would be cheaper to install a water outlet to each household than to continue with each household carrying water from the sources.

In the past three months, some significant foreign groups have been subjected to intensifying pressure from the authorities, reflecting growing fears here about the influence of foreigners and Western liberal ideas.

The stringent response of Hong Kong and Beijing authorities reflects not only memories of SARS, but also the flu specialists' fears that the disease could spread especially quickly if a sick person traveled through hotels and airports while infectious.

The ratcheting up of statements by Arab legislators, and the tougher responses by the Israeli authorities, reflect a widening rift after more than a year of fighting between Israelis and Palestinians and an outburst of sympathy protests by Israeli Arabs last year in which 13 people were killed by the police.

White House officials said the increased focus on executive authority reflected a natural evolution from the first year to the second year of any presidency.

The tone of Obama's statement, with its emphasis on military accountability to civilian authority, reflected the growing view that if he did not dismiss McChrystal he would appear to be hostage to the military over what is now America's longest war, with no end in sight despite a deadline next year to begin withdrawing troops.

The finds from the excavations of the two separate cemeteries at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk and at other sites in East Anglia point to close connections at this time between south-eastern Britain, the Frankish Rhinelands, the Eastern Mediterranean and of growing royal prestige and authority, reflected by the magnificent grave-goods discovered in the main burial-ship at Sutton Hoo.

My experiences as a woman in authority reflect those of women in workplaces across the country, but does the broader societies structure do the same?

Obviously "Black Hawk Down" was in production long before the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, but its attitude toward moral authority reflects a new attitude in the country.