Sentence examples for committee reflects from inspiring English sources

The eagerness of House leaders to join the committee reflects its importance.

Dr. Beasley said he had not yet received information on the accusations from Lucent, but also said, "I think the quality of the committee reflects how seriously people are taking this".

The disgraceful lack of provision for essential social care in prison, highlighted by the committee, reflects the findings of a Prison Reform Trust report Doing Time: Good Practice with Older People in Prison.

His departure from the committee reflects the intensifying anger among charities such as Mind that represent people affected by the government's commitment to reassessing approximately 1.6 million recipients of incapacity benefit – which is being phased out – to see whether they are eligible for the new benefit, employment and support allowance.

Professor Abrams, who is privy to behind-the-scenes gossip, had an explanation for the speed with which the committee member from Norway's right-wing Progress Party disavowed Mr. Berge's words: the committee reflects the divisions in Norway's Parliament and, in a bizarre take on the intent of Nobel's will, members of it had nominated George Bush and Tony Blair for the war on terrorism.

The willingness of professional sports leagues to testify about climate change before a Congressional committee reflects an evolving cultural shift in behalf of ecological stewardship, driven in part by the venue greening happening throughout all professional sports leagues (and at many colleges too).

The improving relations between Boeing and the committee reflect a couple of realities.

Annual reports of the sanctions committee reflect the limp reaction to repeated signs of corruption.

The selection committee reflected this further by handing out at-large bids to three midmajor programs -- Gonzaga, Butler and Southern Illinois -- that did not win their conference tournaments.

In his letter, Mr. King said he did "not wish to conceal that there are real differences of view within the committee, reflecting different judgments about the risks".

Nonetheless, several Democratic officials yesterday questioned whether Mr. Sharpton's plans for an exploratory committee reflected more a desire to be seen as a power broker in next year's election than the beginning of an actual mayoral candidacy.