Not as a delaying tactic, but for a purpose: to enable a process of nationwide consultation and reflection.
In a reflection of nationwide trends, New Jersey is a little more African-American than it was in 1990 (15.2percentt of the population, up from 13.9percentt) and considerably more Hispanic (12.8percentt, up from 9.7percentt) and Asian (5.8percentt, up from 3.6percentt).
The current study was nationwide, giving a realistic reflection of the situation regarding obstetric challenges among all teenage pregnancies during the study period.
If Nevada is at all a reflection of Democrats nationwide, it is possible that latent Clinton passions among the electorate are being overstated by the political-media-industrial complex.
Today, murder rates in these areas are barely a third of what they were in the early 1990s the starkest reflections of a nationwide decline in crime.
Our study was nationwide, giving a complete and realistic reflection of the situation regarding obstetric challenges among all teenage pregnancies during the study period.
Eighth-grader Molly McMillen won the Literature Award of Merit for her poem, "Diversity Is". The Reflections contest is a nationwide competition that celebrates young achievements and creativity in art, literature, photography, film, dance and musical composition.
A nationwide opinion poll would probably be a better reflection of the mood at the moment and it will be interesting to see how this exercise influences this opinion.
Sister M. Clare Millea, the American nun charged with overseeing the nationwide visitation, insisted it offered many opportunities for "reflection, dialogue and communion" among women religious, pastors and the faithful.
