Sentence examples for commission reflects from inspiring English sources

"The commission reflects a constituency that is important to Democrats," Professor Zasloff said.

The wild popularity of the redistricting commission reflects the political climate around the country and in California in particular, where voters have become disgusted with the state's budget crisis and capitol gridlock.

"The Berger commission reflects a mindset that is diametrically opposed to the principles the governor articulated in his first term," said Edmund J. McMahon, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and a former Pataki aide.

The Obama-appointed deficit commission reflects these dynamics well.

According to the museum, the connection between Warhol and the Daimler commission reflected more than marketing prowess.

"The commission reflected, broadly, society in general," said Matthew Bettenhausen, the deputy governor who ran the commission, "and I think his characters in the book represent, broadly, with the views on capital punishment, the whole continuum of thought".

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Fatah initially submitted two national lists to the election commission, reflecting a split with the potential to divide the movement and doom its chances of winning a parliamentary majority.

Maybe the Fed could explicitly follow monetary policy rules, or become subject to conventional audits, or be the subject of a commission reflecting on its hundred-and-one years of performance.

The images they commission reflect their values, their interests and their best attributes.

Artwork along the living room walls, most of it privately commissioned, reflects both the family's interests and its heritage.