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In today's announcement, SSE said its remuneration committee decided that "substantive criticism" over mis-selling had to be reflected in its annual bonus scheme.

But this commitment had to be reflected in the chancellor's spending review in July, by doubling the number of new affordable homes to 60,000.

Mr. Holbrooke changed the terms of the debate, arguing that all nations should have their assessments revisited because the world had changed since payment scales were reviewed in the 1970's and changing economic realities had to be reflected.

No less an authority than Eleanor Roosevelt (who authored the "Book of Common Sense Etiquette," published in 1962) wrote that kindness and morality had to be reflected in rules of etiquette.

The council said pay had not been reviewed since 2010 and greater levels of responsibility had to be reflected.

Lord Smith of Kelvin, chairman of SSE, said the market remained "challenging" and that "higher gas and non-energy costs unfortunately had to be reflected in the increase in household energy prices".

"We are all mixed together, and it has to be reflected in the cinema," she said.

Obviously this has to be reflected in the final agreement next year [in Durban] or whenever.

That has to be reflected in the maps for Congress, especially with new seats being drawn.

Carr says his life has changed since he became successful, and this has to be reflected in his act.

There is clearly an ethical difference between assisted suicide and involuntary euthanasia and this has to be reflected in sentencing.