Sentence examples for decision reflecting from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cutter will work as chief of staff to Michelle Obama, a decision reflecting the campaign's expectation that Mrs. Obama will be a target of Republican attacks.

"The minister has made a strong decision, reflecting the strength of the nation's desire to see government protecting precious wildlife," said Martin Harper, the RSPB's conservation director.

The Home Office has now been granted a last-minute hearing at the Court of Appeal to quash that decision, reflecting the seriousness of the case.

Professor Kevin Fenton, director of health and wellbeing at Public Health England says how councils choose to use their ringfenced public health budget is their decision, reflecting their priorities and meeting their statutory requirements.

Other Asian currencies, like the Malaysian ringgit, also rose after the Singapore decision, reflecting market speculation that Beijing could also let its currency strengthen to deal with the threat of inflation.

They dispatched canvassers to make multiple personal visits to the homes of those people, a decision reflecting the determination by both campaigns that Iowa voters have been so deluged with telephone calls that they could not rely on telephone banks typically used.

This decision reflects this objective".

Democrats said his decision reflected the low morale among Republicans.

The decision reflected "the important principle of accountability", he added.

Officials said the decision reflects the plunging cost of storage.

The decision reflects the difficult financial situation the cardinal inherited.