That is a proper reflection of the value which society places on them, and the nature of their work, which is often difficult and dangerous.
After a thorough grounding in theory, proper reflection upon their practice and experience of a variety of schools, they leave the course with an often deserved confidence.
"That was Diane's view yesterday," Jezza replied, as if he was sure she would have changed her mind now that she had had 24 hours longer for proper reflection on the matter.
Mr Sambrook: He continued to say it was a proper - he did not say it was a direct quote at that point but he did say it continued to be a proper reflection and interpretation of what Dr Kelly had told him, which is what I think I said in my evidence on the 13th.
Setting aside the question of whether our creaking voting system will give us a proper reflection of these different needs come the morning of 8 May, shouldn't we acknowledge that this is where elections will be trending for the foreseeable future?
Whether any given level of optimism is a proper reflection of a firm's prospects will always be open to fierce debate.Economists have become increasingly active in this debate in recent years, as the long bull market in shares propelled p/e ratios to levels that in most cases remain well above historic norms, even after the stockmarket tumbles of the past year.
Mr Sambrook: Yes, I said to the governors that his notes were not verbatim, were not - not every word that he had broadcast was contained in his notes but that Mr Gilligan asserted that what was not there was a proper reflection of his conversation with Dr Kelly.
More positively, some have advocated world government as a proper reflection of the unity of the cosmos, under reason or God.
We derive the general optimum conditions that enable us to choose proper reflection coefficients to ensure flattop spectral responses for the MRGTR-based filters.
