Sentence examples for case to reflect from inspiring English sources

But because James B. Hunt Jr., the governor who brought the Supreme Court appeal, has left office, the court indicated today that it would retitle the case to reflect the name of the new governor, Michael F. Easley, when the ruling is officially published.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) says progress has been made following National Audit Office and Public Accounts Committee recommendations, including "strengthening of governance and reporting mechanisms, improving financial management, engaging more strongly with delivery partners, and recasting the business case to reflect the new delivery plan".

Sir Robert does not feel he can offer an amnesty for whistleblowers currently in dispute with employers - the legal process, in his view, must be left to take its course though he urges employers involved in cases to "reflect" on his report.

Furthermore, the report says sexually transmitted diseases such as herpes, gonorrhea and chlamydia are even more common, though older generations are less likely to be tested or request to be tested for STDs, thus making it difficult for reported cases to reflect actual numbers.

For example, oncological hypophosphatemia has been hypothesized in some cases to reflect transfer of serum PO4 into replicating tumor cells [22].

Those participating brought cases to reflect upon, and the group chose which case to discuss.

While frequencies are not well accepted within qualitative research, counts were included in some cases to reflect on the significance of a theme for participants [ 39, 42].

Therefore, we computed a confidence ellipse for NRI cases and NRI non - cases to reflect precision of their estimates in combination and which also allows to evaluate the area of acceptable values.

Evolution inside congestion The equations to be used in this case have to reflect the temporary characteristics of the concerned zone.

A value of $0.02 per capita was used in the base case analysis to reflect all intervention delivery costs (i.e. recruitment and training of providers and education of population) except for drug costs.

In any case, modified to reflect history more accurately.