Sentence examples for limited reflection from inspiring English sources

However, this measure conveys only a limited reflection of fiscal decentralisation, as it fails to consider the control which local authorities have over funds raised locally or other local potential resources (21, 38).

In some situations (e.g. in the European Union) a positive answer has been given, although the characteristics and the objectives may be periodically revised, but in others there has been limited reflection on this topic.

The limited implementation of case management reflected: a lack of clarity over the scope and boundaries of the intervention; variable investment in the intervention; a lack of resources, skills and training to deliver case management; and limited reflection and feedback on the case manager role.

Even more limited reflections of the Earth Mother occur in those agricultural traditions in which she is simply the Earth and its fertility.

In this respect, Maimon argues that our minds are limited reflections of the divine or infinite mind; our active powers are conscious, he claims, in mathematics, where we display a 'god-like' ability to create content according to rules of thought.

The gradient materials were very advantageous for EMI shielding since the foamed structure at the surface had low dielectric constant and limited the reflection of the EM signal while the presence of highly conductive solid in the middle ensured a high absorption of the electromagnetic radiation.

"Resident Evil: Retribution," the fifth installment of this video game-based series, was No. 1 at North American theaters over the weekend, while two art-house films — "The Master" and "Arbitrage" — attracted crowds in limited release, a reflection of how starved filmgoers are for sophisticated cinema.

This motion can be resolved without rendering any definitive pronouncement on this area of our law and, given the limited time for reflection on the question presented, prudential considerations counsel in favor of leaving the question to be answered in another case, or at later stage of this one, if that becomes necessary.

Within their own scale, all studies demonstrate learners to have very limited mastery of reflection, indicating an apparent room for improvement.

While the literature offers many opinions on the importance of supervision, there is limited evidence and reflection on what actually happens on the ground.

This finding supports concerns that limited time for reflection, a widespread issue in health care environments, may hinder organizational learning [ 50].