"That's partly because that reflects the views of the author, but also because it's easy to do it that way — you just find where the lines cross and everybody's happy.
"And it needed to be diverse, not only in race but in age and life experience, because that reflects the diversity of Newark and the diversity of our campus".
The immediate economic benefit (per ton of carbon) of allowing such credits into the market is the spot price, Ps, because that reflects the marginal (per ton) cost of an avoided permit.
(Although, I do think they should stop writing about people outside the city, because that reflects New York as it isn't -- in Boulder).
As a unanimous Supreme Court put it in the 1964 case, it should be hard for American public figures to sue the press, because that reflects "a profound national commitment to the principle that debate on public issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide-open, and that it may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials".
It was hard to focus, because the room that reflected behind me was so brilliant.
I tried to make a film that reflected that because I still feel a little like a retarded adolescent myself".
It was a gesture that reflected vindication, because what had rankled Sampras much more than comments about his decline were suggestions that it might be linked to matrimony.
United Airlines' parent corporation said Tuesday that it lost $779 million in the third quarter, largely because of a noncash charge that reflected the declining value of its hedging contracts for jet fuel.
Its joy is confined because a report that reflects well on Mr Mandelson cannot reflect well on the man who dismissed him.
