Sentence examples for is properly reflected from inspiring English sources

As long as the severance pay you are receiving is properly reflected in the agreement and there are no unusual onerous terms, such as restriction of your pension or personal injury rights, you should not be too worried.

(2012: Boris reveals he'll take no prisoners in the talks: "It's a question of making sure that [the value of] an asset which is a public asset and something that taxpayers put half a billion pounds into is properly reflected in the commercial deal that is now being done with a private sector entity. People will understand that it's my job is to get the best possible deal for the taxpayer").

Still, he adds, "We believe the cost is properly reflected in dilution".

But none of this is properly reflected in the official statistics.

"Government will provide a generous community benefits package, potentially through a community fund, to ensure that the strategic national importance of the project is properly reflected at local level".

The network optimization with DEM weighting is properly reflecting the topography information.

No attention has been paid to the question of whether the employed response parameter is properly reflecting the magnitude of inflammation induced by particle instillation.

I imagine a party where all are welcome, where sparks fly, where the shifts in culture are properly reflected.

Different development groups have different concerns, and they are working hard to ensure these are properly reflected in the SDGs.

Where we have to edit for length, we ensure that the essence of the speeches which are included, are properly reflected".

The embassy statement said Egyptian officials sought only minor delays to ensure that their views on the events were properly reflected.