Sentence examples for broadly reflects the from inspiring English sources

Dick says the counter-terrorism unit broadly reflects the Met.

This broadly reflects the recommendations made earlier this year by the Office of Fair Trading.

That Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry are roaming so broadly reflects the changing and more complex geography of presidential politics.

Our electoral system is antiquated and distorting, but the voters have an intuitive way of using it to produce a government that broadly reflects the national will.

Their full response is on the CBI website, but here's a flavour of it: This plan broadly reflects the policies that Labour set out in the budget and in its election manifesto.

But to describe the current state of Scottish political thinking as one that broadly reflects the view that Scotland's problems will be solved by throwing off the English yoke is wrong.

It said the result broadly reflected the will of voters.

The surveys broadly reflect the conclusions reached by reviews conducted last year by both the FPAG and the National Audit Office NAOO).

Our marketing strategies broadly reflect the diversity of the customers we serve in our restaurants every day.

We have a number of sports that do everything they can and they broadly reflect the medal haul from Beijing".

The CFA and the Cypriot First Division were founded in 1934 by eight clubs whose supporter base broadly reflected the ethnic composition of the then united island.