Sentence examples for does not properly reflect from inspiring English sources
"We've got a small population and very large land mass and we are an exporter of energy, so that measurement is a falsehood in a sense because it does not properly reflect exactly what our economy is," Hockey said.
"The discrimination between above and below the line voting is no doubt an argument that would be put in any high court challenge, in suggesting it's an incoherent system that does not properly reflect the need to directly choose the representatives," he said.
"Pinning Scottish Independence on a Fervor for 1314" (news article, April 5) ascribes unwarranted significance to irrelevant 700-year-old battles and does not properly reflect the ethos of Scottish nationalism and what is at stake in the 2014 referendum on independence.
It concludes that legislation assessed does not properly reflect these ideals.
Although the kinetic model for lactic acid bacteria has been developed previously [131], the above mechanism is not incorporated, and thus the simulation result does not properly reflect the real characteristics.
The intrinsic yield of H2O2 by extrapolation was much higher than that measured by the conventional model, in which the re-adsorption + reaction of the desorbed H2O2 is not considered, and thus the catalyst loading-dependent apparent yield of H2O2 does not properly reflect the intrinsic characteristics of the surface of a given catalyst.
In an interview with Beet.TV at the ANA's annual Masters of Marketing conference, Pace says that the supply chain doesn't properly reflect the needs of marketers who are "providing the revenue for this entire ecosystem".
They could pay themselves enormous compensation because the accounting methods did not properly reflect the risks or costs until years later.
Mr. Manning said that the final declaration from Port of Spain did not properly reflect the current global crisis because negotiations over the document began more than a year and a half ago.
"If police forces do not truly represent the people they serve, if they are not made up of men and women of all backgrounds, if they do not properly reflect the communities where local officers police, then we cannot truly say the police are the public and the public are the police".
"The current ratings on Japan's government bonds do not properly reflect our economic power," Yasuo Fukuda, the chief cabinet secretary, said in May after Moody's upgraded long-term ratings on Italy's foreign debt and euro debt to Aa2, leaving Japan with the lowest-rated debt among major developed economies.
