Sentence examples for projects to reflect from inspiring English sources

As reported previously, the GOL had initially pegged its 2009 national budget (now being debated at the session of the General People's Congress currently underway) to a price per barrel of USD 65; however, it recently re-calibrated the budget and significantly reduced outlays on some development projects to reflect sagging oil prices.

It has worked with her mother Cilla Squires to develop The Claire Squires Fund - a programme of projects to reflect how she would have wanted the money to be used.

The extent of the leadership input from clinicians increased through the time period of the projects to reflect the changing paradigm of the NHS in England.

"I had to put together a project to reflect on the old project but also stand in its own right," he said.

After the funeral, the students decided that they wanted their graduation project to reflect broader philosophical, psychological and political concerns than were offered by "Spring Awakening," Frank Wedekind's 19th-century German drama abut teenage sexuality.

Instagram launched a Weekend Hashtag project to reflect our eternal interdependence on water.

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Lori Petchers, 57, and Faith Baum, 63, came up with the idea for a photo project to reflect older women's struggles with their changing bodies.

MR: But since you've been together so long and you've played live together for so long, might this have been the most appropriate way to do the new project to reflect where you are at now? EC: I think that's true.

Four domains are projected to reflect the impact of the disease on the physical component of the patients life (Physical Component Score – PCS), and the four remaining domains are projected to reflect the impairment caused by the disease on mental status (Mental Component Score – MCS).

"Then the city decided it wanted more retail to energize State, so our project changed to reflect that," Mr. Bluhm said.