Sentence examples for package reflects the from inspiring English sources

The package reflects the changing composition of the 84,000-strong prison population in England and Wales, which has dropped by 2,700 in the past 12 months.

Regulator Ofgem said the redress package reflects the harm caused by E.ON's extensive poor sales practices between June 2010 and December 2013.

The package reflects the numerous areas of agreement among the Gang of Six, sources who have reviewed it said, and Baucus is assuring his colleagues that it is not a final product.

The form, as well as the size, of the package reflects the needs of an economy working to repair the financial wreckage of the 90's, when an irrationally exuberant stock market resulted in lower private savings and higher corporate debt.

He said the size of his pay package "reflects the responsibility of the job" and declined to criticize his predecessor's larger compensation package.

I really hope and pray that this package reflects the country's mid-course correction and is a bounce-back from its previously slipping efforts to improve its secular democracy.

Executive compensation specialists said the pay package reflected the unusual circumstances of his return to Morgan Stanley.

Mr. O'Neill played an active role in arranging the terms of the fund's latest aid package, reflecting the importance of Turkey as a sizable emerging market and a strategic ally that is a member of NATO.

Those who "follow the rules" (ie, northerners) must not always have to put up money for those who break them (ie, southerners), he declared.The terms of the Cypriot rescue package reflect the exasperation of the creditor states.

They are often the public face of the Trust, and their housing is part of a job package reflecting the  isolated locations and the unsocial hours many rangers work.

"We worked hard with the Police Negotiating Board to agree a fair package reflecting the front-line nature of police work and protecting those closest to retirement".