Sentence examples for has already been reflected from inspiring English sources

The need for higher-density urban building has already been reflected in new planning guidance.

This has already been reflected in, and has influenced, the whole of world culture, and the level of world culture has been lowered as a result".

In a similar case of TV imitating life, the concept of property-guardians has already been reflected on TV – in this year's Channel 4 comedy Crashing – and it would be a surprise if commissioners' inboxes are not currently filled with other shows inspired by sites such as Airbnb, which allow mortgage-pressured home-owners to take in temporary lodgers.

The Apple story is widely understood and the promise for growth has already been reflected in its stock price.

In the context of afforestation and reforestation activities under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) [20, 21] the RME as a conservative measure has already been reflected in several UNFCCC documents.

The principle of conservativeness has already been reflected in several UNFCCC documents, for example in the context of afforestation and reforestation activities under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) [19, 20].

Other experts say a default has been so widely expected that its effects have already been reflected in the falling prices of bonds and stocks in emerging markets.

By the time the statue of Saddam came down, the good news had already been reflected in the market, so prices fell.

Some of these opinions have already been reflected in the quotations outlined previously, as discussion about whether a PE was a good way to die was prevalent throughout the interviews.

"When you get older you have to resist the feeling that everything has already been written," Wheeler reflects afterwards.

In any case, the previous negotiating mandate has already been adapted to reflect, at least partly, Lithuania's desire for stronger language on energy (Russia has blocked an oil pipeline to Lithuania's refinery since 2006, claiming that it needs "repairs").Yet the Lithuanians want more.