Sentence examples for cases reflecting from inspiring English sources

The chief prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, has asked to bring two separate cases, reflecting the ethnic divisions behind Kenya's post-election violence.

Goods at the intermediate stage of production, like a sack of flour, climbed 0.9percentt last month while raw materials jumped 5.8percentt, in both cases reflecting the surge in energy costs.

For instance, there was a 20percentt increase in sexually transmitted diseases among city residents, led by a near tripling of second-stage syphilis cases, reflecting a national trend.

Network executives and some producers said these were isolated cases, reflecting the political debate dividing the country and coming at a time when television has never had a greater diversity of viewpoints on a wider array of channels.

After many long years of failed struggle, Tinariwen began writing songs that went beyond rebel music, in some cases reflecting on the efficacy of revolt, as in "Imidiwan Afrik Temdam" ("My Friends from All Over Africa"): I have a question, a question which torments my soul My friends Is the revolution like those trees Whose branches will grow if we water them?

The sustainability assessment is based on the General Sustainability Index rating for different cases reflecting different criteria and their priority.

"Tadic was one of the most important cases," reflects Harmon.

The Fed's recent enforcement cases reflect this focus on individual wrongdoing.

Some political experts here said the cases reflected a general malaise seen in other countries.

Each of these cases reflects a particular outrage against poor compensation practices.

The rhythms of New Yorkers are, in many cases, reflected in their MetroCards.