Sentence examples for issues to reflect from inspiring English sources

Each new role you take on generates new issues to reflect upon.

A lower rating means it will have to pay a higher interest rate on its future debt issues, to reflect the increased risk of default.

Over the years, the commission said, it had reversed its position on certain issues to reflect "changing societal views," and that now appears to be the case with respect to health care.

You could also add a point scheme: "Take 100 points and distribute them among your list of issues to reflect their importance," suggests Weingart.

A post on the show's official Facebook page explained: "As EastEnders viewers are aware, the residents of Walford will often reference topical issues to reflect big moments that our audience are talking about.

"We felt it was important to merge the worlds of public art and conservation issues, to reflect a growing concern on the lack of value we place on nature," explains Human Nature founder, Charlotte Webster.

The word "lend" is substituted for the word "issue" to reflect the intent of the section.

The decision to link the issues appears to reflect the determination of embattled Vatican leaders to resist any suggestion that pedophilia within the priesthood can be addressed by ending the celibacy requirement or by allowing women to become priests.

His project, called Twaweza, runs regular phone-based polls on major issues aiming to reflect the views of Dar es Salaam's residents.

But for cloning, stiff penalties are needed, says an STA official, because of the serious nature of the issue and to reflect "the public's overwhelming opposition to human cloning".

In order to prevent the avoidance of sections 103 and 141 through 150 and the general purposes thereof, the Commissioner may treat bonds as part of the same issue or as part of separate issues to clearly reflect the economic substance of a transaction.