Sentence examples for policy reflect the from inspiring English sources

Does this policy reflect the realities on the ground?

But proponents of tougher policy reflect the views of a small part of the Bush administration open to military options if Iran does not suspend a uranium-enrichment program that can be subverted for a nuclear bomb.

"These closures, driven by government policy, reflect the changing shape of power generation in the UK with modern, low carbon power generation replacing older, less efficient power stations.

In many ways, the rate base policy reflects the cautious nature of Hearst Magazines.

The resulting optimal policy reflects the influence of both capacity shortfall and salary penalties.

From the 1960s, Labour Party policy reflected the mainstream of European social democracy.

Soon after, the company's board adopted a policy reflecting the proposal.

Conway, deputy chair of the RAF LGBT forum, ensures RAF policy reflects the needs of the RAF's LGBT community.

The Democrats' Green New Deal, which is noncommittal on the policy, reflects the accelerating drift from the obvious.

This policy reflected "the speed-oriented, top-down urban planning methods of the old days," says Kim Ki-ho at Seoul University.

Janis Smith, a spokeswoman for Fannie Mae, said the new policy reflected the organization's focus on "sustainability".