Sentence examples similar to clause reflecting that aim from inspiring English sources

Their curriculum reflected that aim.

But the same clause, reflecting France's demand for a second stage of deliberations, also stipulates that the new breach "will be reported to the Council for assessment".

But we know we will reach viewers far beyond Leeds, and our other programmes will aim to reflect that.

The second clause reflects a conviction that Mr. Bush has destroyed the nation's moral authority through a might-is-right mixture of hubris, carelessness, bullying and incompetence.

The gacaca reflects that.

Its manifesto reflects that.

The HIV and Aids Prevention and Control Bill 2010 has clauses that aim to punish people who transmit the virus.

He shows that the variations in the syntagmatic sequence of elements in the clause reflect different strategies by which languages manage metafunctional diversity in the clause.

The citizenship clause reflected a new American approach to political membership.

Some aspects of your business may have value for a longer term than others, and a clause that reflects that may be more likely to be enforced.

Mr Cameron said his government would "make sure it really is Smith" adding: "We're going to look again at welfare and make sure the clauses reflect what that agreement was".