Sentence examples for constitutes a reflection on from inspiring English sources
This article constitutes a reflection on how clinicians may use the results of economic evaluations in their daily clinical practice, making decisions about cost-effectiveness on a case by case basis, and addressing both the patient's and society's needs.
This article constitutes a reflection on how clinicians may use the results of economic evaluations of health interventions in their daily clinical practice, making decisions about cost-effectiveness on a case by case basis, and addressing both the patient's and society's needs.
Taken in Paris, Geneva, Grenoble, and Lyon, Fruehauf's photographs constitute a critical reflection on architectural modernity mitigated by the photographer's love of the spaces he has photographed and his deep sympathy for the architects and planners that have been drawn to concrete as a useful, multifaceted building material in the latter part of the twentieth century.
"FHFA's determination to direct each company to delist does not constitute any reflection on either enterprise's current performance or future direction, nor does delisting imply any other findings or determination on the part of FHFA as regulator or conservator," said Edward J. DeMarco, acting director of FHFA.
"FHFA's determination to direct each company to delist does not constitute any reflection on either's current performance or future direction, nor does delisting imply any other findings or determination on the part of FHFA as regulator or conservator," said FHFA Acting Director Edward J. DeMarco.
Moreover, feelings may constitute "reasons" on Friedman's view: "emotions and desires, as well as imagination, can constitute a kind of reflection on or attention to objects or values of concern" (Friedman 2003, 10).
A reflection on a window.
